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Bob, If you can't, here or in any group, it is either because you aren't logged in, or are logged in with an address different than the one that posted the message in question. Look at the upper right

Thank you, Duane. The Manual was just a bit daunting because of its huge amount of content, and I was "trying to wing it" but was unsuccessful. I have now created a few Notices and made them Active.

Janie . . . <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: I would let the person know he or she can delete their own posts and it's not your responsibility to do so. Also I would let them know you can't delete them

As Ken stated, doing so is kinda closing the corral gate after the horses have already gotten out. Although the privacy setting will help, there's nothing to keep other group members from forwarding

Odd, because I could edit or delete any of mine here. Chris

Gina -- Open any subscriber's record in the Member List and you'll find a Send Message button at the bottom of the page. On the resulting message editor screen you can select the +owner address in the

Thanks, Frances. My responses to each applicant are personalized—won't work with a generic auto-send Welcome message. An auto-send Welcome message already goes out to explain group rules and

Thanks, Donald. Good luck with your experiment. At this point, I can't risk it! ;-)

Janie, You have to remember that once a post is sent out into the Cyber World, you can not retrieve and delete it. Searches of your group will not find it, but it is in the e-mail accounts of all who

It's not always allowed.? For instance, I cannot delete my messages in group mgrs (this group). It's dependent on the way the group is set up. I also cannot Edit my own messages here, in this group,

There is no import function.? All you can do is go through the files you received to verify that you use the same settings on the new group.? It might be easier to just open both groups in separate

To actually answer the question... Yes; it's an option in the *More* (hamburger) menu under each message. Chris

Having had a quick double check I don't think that is true. The ability of a member to delete a message exists even if editing is disallowed as a group setting. Chris

I have a group and exported the group settings and notices. I need to set-up a different group where i want to use the same settings and notices. How can I import them into the new group? Regards,

Same here - about 50 over the last two months.? And I also got one that responded to the questionnaire and said they lived in Dallas, although the IP address was in India.? I replied if the India

Only if you allow it in Admin, ?Settings. See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/customizing-group-settings/message-policy-settings?single=true Frances -- GMF wiki (

We have a member who keeps bugging the mods to remove this post, remove that post, because they were showing up on google search. (Group privacy settings have since been updated to stop that) Can't a

Christos G. Psarras: I agree. I have a new pending member with a strange aol account, apparently from Holland. My group is restricted and prospective members must introduce themselves to be approved,

Bruce, As I recall, there were two things that held this back. First was that it enabled bulk deletion of topics, which (for reasons) incurs (or incurred) a very large load on the servers. Mostly the

That's a couple of pages up in the manual, /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-member-notices/creating-editing-or-deleting-member-notices Duane -- The official Groups.io user