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Can you please clarify? Is the Pacific NW chapter an actual subgroup in Groups.io? While I have not polled a Groups.io subgroup, I see New Poll in the menu in my subgroup, so I think the answer is

Our group has 900 members located around the world. The Pacific NW chapter would like to send a poll to a list of members located regionally. Is it possible to poll a sub-group with a list of emails?

Well, kinda. It's not particularly intuitive, but is clearly mentioned in the docs. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-group-topics-and-messages/splitting-topics Fixing this has been

... RA| The Wiki says "Select SPLIT", | but this option doesn't appear | on the drop down menu "More" Du| It won't if it's the first message | on the page. You either have to | display the topic by

It won't if it's the first message on the page.? You either have to display the topic by oldest first (so the message of interest is at the bottom) or wait for another message to be posted. Duane --

... Fr| See the GMF wiki: | /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/2763 The Wiki says "Select SPLIT", but this option doesn't appear on the drop down menu "More"... [ ] Rubens .

... DH| You could moderate the old topic | and manually edit each post with | the new topic that has the old | subject line Nope, I can't (maybe because my group is 2019's Basic, I don't know). I

Good point. The Help mentions this. I don't tend to clean up these messages until the flurry of emails dies down. However, I can see doing it, setting the two threads to moderate, and sending a

Rubens . . . People replying from their email program or webmail service will still be able to reply to the old topic with its subject line the same. That means you'll still likely see them replying

See the GMF wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/2763 Or Help for more detail: /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-group-topics-and-messages/splitting-topics?single=true

... OK, em "Topic Properties" there is a "Merge" option. But there is a "split" option somewhere? I want to edit a message online to make it a NEW TOPIC. There is a way to do so? (The message was

You could be out of storage space, but an alert box should pop up telling you that. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/viewing-and-managing-your-group-s-storage If that's not it, we might

The answer is the same as it was 3 years ago ( /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/28894299 ) when you asked.? There's more info in the message archives of this group.

Is there a way to delete old mail of years gone by

David -- Well, it actually does. All affected groups are listed in the body of the message. An example bounce probe can be found in the Files area here

Go to the member's record and then check their Email Delivery History. Regards Andy

I have just become aware that five members of my group had been set to bouncing several weeks ago. They were all with the same Internet provider whose e-mail system had a fit and bounced all incoming

Having just gone through this bouncing issue for the first time, I could suggest the reason people do not respond. In this case, my club uses groups.io to handle a mailing list. No-one actually logs

How do you get to see these screens? I have a bunch of users who were set to bouncing but cannot find out why.

That reason seems unlikely. There could be accounts that have not been bounced but the owner is dead. They would continue to receive e-mails forever.