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Sara, Hmm... re-reading your original post... Oh dear. Perhaps your reply to that notice approved the address change. So it did take effect. And now your account has a bad address that is NC status.

Bruce F, Did it change the message body itself to HTML? If not, I note that you're using Thunderbird when replying in GMF. If you have it set to show you the plain-text version of messages then you

I cannot log back in with my original address because when I try it says there is no account with that address. To Shall, looks like I must have been in the account change page and was asking to

Sara -- That email is just a notification, and replying to it does nothing. You have to reply to the "confirmation from the new address." If that address does not exist, no one can reply, and the

Daniel, It isn't a matter of browser. It is a question of where you are looking. In the screen shots you are looking at the list of Topics. You can't delete individual messages from there. Switch to

Sara, The login page can't change an account email address. So, you should be able to log out (if necessary) then log in using the correct email address. The tentative account with the typo'd address

Paul, /On 2020-11-14 12:13, Epicatt2 via groups.io wrote:// / That's correct but it is kind of the "nuclear" option, I think you have other reversible options instead, not to prevent public folks from

Hi - I was trying to log into my other groups.io account, but my browser loaded in this email address when I went to log in. But I typed over it with the address I wanted to use and mistyped it with

== == Hi John, We had a recent problem member who we had to ban yet he has kept piggybacking messages onto active member's replies to our group. With the penchant for members to not remove the

A bit more trivia: Latest information I found (as of Nov 5 2020): Group Member ID: 9,151,401 Site Member ID: 5,210,529 Visible Groups: 31,987 Total groups: 81,592 (not 100% sure if this includes

Sorry, but the way the original question was posed makes it impossible to infer any particular reason for wanting to move a photo. Losing a bit of control is one thing; losing all control over it (as

No, but the solution isn't all that straightforward. I suggest that you download your members list and convert the resulting csv file into a spreadsheet. There will be a column headed "User Status"; a

Yes, you have to trawl through membership list to find them. They didn't follow up to confirm their subscription. I would send notices to those ones two times, and after that, remove from list because

While looking for a mystery member in one of my groups, I saw far too many NC badges (not confirmed). I did scroll down to the bottom and clicked "send confirmation" -- but I would prefer to write

Chris, / close down an old one, which may be correct but equally well may not./ Why else would one ask the question the way the OP did then? Any why else would one move an image from one group to

Thanks Bruce(2) I undid the Message formatting, saved it, then re-entered the Force HTML. Logged out. Just sent a test message and no change to the footer. UGH! So I logged in again, removed the

Bruce -- See /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/73172339#31277. Try that out and see if it remedies the problem. Regards, Bruce (the Other One) Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Thanks Bruce anmd Shal I just double-checked and I do have Force HTML Formatting set for messages. I sent to my test group a message and it arrived with that apparent text footer, not the larger font

That presupposes that the intention is to set up a new group and close down an old one, which may be correct but equally well may not. In the absence of "further and better particulars" I have a

Yes, save it to your hard drive, then upload it to the new group.