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I own a restricted group with private archives. This group has a subgroup which has public archives, no moderation and an open membership. Could anyone., especially not a member of the parent group,? join it and post messages despite the parent group having restricted membership and private archives?

Margaret P

According to all the documentation, and other's experience, you must be a member of the parent group before you can join a subgroup there.

Duane
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On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 02:57 pm, A and M Parker wrote:

Could anyone., especially not a member of the parent group,? join it and post messages despite the parent group having restricted membership and private archives?

Short answer:? No.

Longer answer:??/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Why-use-a-Subgroup#Subgroup-members-must-be-members-of-the-primary-group

Hope this helps,
Bruce

On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 02:57 pm, A and M Parker wrote:

I own a restricted group with private archives. This group has a subgroup
which has public archives, no moderation and an open membership.

Could you set up the other way around, make a public group and a restricted subgroup?
(If GIO lets one do that.)
Arno