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Hi all: On our list, we require posters to sign their submission with their name and street name. (The theory is that if you need to identify yourself not only as Bob, but Bob on Main St, you are more

Makes sense. In any event, h/t to Eric, i just removed the same poster (different name and street, of course) from our list. Marilyn

TO the extent that the list is the digital property of the estate of the deceased, the executor of the estate, and/or the heirs of the deceased can object to the change in ownership. Joyce wrote:

Yes, but it sounds like after banning the person from the group ,?Eric is asking if the person can be removed from GIO, which sounds like removing their account. This cannot be done by an owner.

Does not the moderator have the sole discretion to remove any member? Marilyn Palisades listserv (just across the river) CherrydaleListserve@...> wrote:

Awkward thought: is it something to do with the word *table* in the title of the topic I'm trying to merge into? - Mark

Device+browser: Firefox, Windows 10, current versions and updates for both, desktop computer with 1920x1080 display. I've waited a while, cleared my browser cache, and tried again. I'm still seeing

You mean the signature line that you can modify by clicking on Subscription in the left-side menu bar? This is added when creating a group message...it will also appear if you reply (privately or

Hi Jim Have you forewarned your subscribers what will happen when a message gets marked as spam ? If they are forewarned they are forearmed and know how to get back on again Make sure they know it may

Mark -- That's definitely peculiar. I've been unable to replicate this behavior. What device/browser you are using? You might wait awhile and try again. It could be that a merge cannot be done until

It seems to work for me.? Are you selecting the topic to be merged into from the Topics page?? Sounds like it, but I wanted to check.? Could you have accidentally clicked on the wrong topic to

David -- I was trying to be more delicate than this. Of course a dead owner won't resist, but how can we know that the owner wanted the group to continue? Depending on circumstances, i's entirely

I'm not sure whether this is something wrong in my web browser, or in my head (or mouse hand), or in Groups.io. I wanted to merge a new message into an existing topic, because a reply had been created

I believe the inference was that there might be resistance from GIO management (or other group members).? There is no formal "inheritance" procedure to determine if the original owner wanted the

If you can find something in the ToS that they've violated, you can report it to [email protected] to see if they'll do anything.? It's quite possible that they're not a liar, just a spammer, unless

Bruce, the owner is DEAD according to Joyce, so how can a DEAD owner resist? David Samuelsen

we had someone join our group recently. We ask questions to verify they live in our neighborhood. This person actually said that they did and gave an address. I trust that. I don't know every person

Hello Joyce, we had the same thing happen a few years ago. With a List owner, and the Moderator I believe reached out to Mark and had his permissions upgraded to become the last owner. So I would

Anyone who is deleted for marking an email as spam receives a message from GIO which tells them that, and includes a link to resubscribe. If they are not receiving that message it's probably because

Joyce -- As Duane stated, the ability for existing Moderators to promote/demote Owners was eliminated in mid-February (see https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/71147681#24228 ), after a long