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That is exact what I thought. Pretty much the same way with Facebook's process of changing ownership. wrote:

Christos, Thank you for your quick response! I will try the exact steps and get back to you either way. Best, Pat Sent from my iPhone.

Pat, Change you account back to the old address using the same process, then log back into GIO with that original account; that will restore your Owner access to your group.? Then add to the group

If there is no moderator, yes, we could have a designated member. I'm not yet sure what to call him/her. To a certain level this could be automated. When any member clicks the "owner seems

Niman H <nimanh2000@...> wrote: Yes, quite easily. Use two browsers, or use your browser's "Private Browsing" function. That way you can log in with a second account. -- rgds LAurence <><

Please Help! I have created a Group successfully and added members!? However, I should not have used my personal email account.? Subsequent to that, I went through the process successfully of

If you haven't already, you need to read through /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/viewing-and-managing-your-group-s-storage Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the

Thanks Everyone!? Plus, I thought I saw it somewhere how to clear, I am running out of space and I have the Basic Account through Groups.io!?Lis?Hugz, Lis

Since FF is your main browser, assuming it's a recent version, try using right click on a screen, then using "Take a Screenshot" (or try the default shortcut - CTRL+Shift+S [customizable].)? You do

<command> <shift> <4> ?then select area to be saved <command> <shift> <4> ?saves entire screen (including stuff you might not weant to show so be careful) Patti

Rather than the Windows-10 snip function, I find the free version of "picpick" windows application to be preferred. * It can be set to start from a user defined keyboard hot-key * It has more options

In response to Shal and the selection list, I could see the option to create a owner/moderator in waiting. They would have no active rights but would be designated for the survivorship rolls. In

If one of them is Firefox, you might want to try Multi-Account Containers add-in which keeps cookies and session details isolated between (color coded) tabs.? I haven't used it, but others have.? If

This is the part that really puzzles me.? You don't trust them now, but would trust them if you weren't around?? So the day after they take control they delete the group?? If they were moderator

you seem to have misinterpreted what I said

Personally I haven't seen any discouragement by moderators, far from it, just the opposite in fact This group ownership subject seems to be a pre-occupation of ex Yahoo groups Nivard Ovington in

Hi Niman, See my previous post on this subject /g/GroupManagersForum/message/33488 Regards Andy

Hi Duane, My pleasure. It isn’t a matter of “can’t”, but of “won’t. If you have lots of people in your groups you would trust with their continuity, consider yourself lucky. I don’t,

Hi Shal, Comments below in bold and “< >”. Best! WRB <Makes sense now.>

I setup a list here, purely to serve as a "contact support" function, for templates I've created. Two or three years can go by, without any messages on it. (As much as I'd like to think that nobody