Do our members have a groups.io account (to complete a poll) #howto #access #polls
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On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 02:15 PM, J. Bernstein wrote:
We're thinking of trying a poll for our group.? But only members with groups.io accounts can complete the poll.? So if some of our members joined only via email and never logged in to groups.io, they wouldn't be able to complete the poll.? So is there a way to sort the member list to know how many are using the group ONLY via email?Members are those who have been accepted as part of your group or joined your group. They have Groups.io accounts. The distinction between email members and those who have never logged in is a false distinction.? And if they wish to participate in a poll, yes, they will need to go to the website. But that's easy. They can use the special link - Email me a link to login. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Logging-In And from the new Official help page: /helpcenter/membersmanual?single=true#h.r4cts2sirtug And see this about Polls: /helpcenter/membersmanual?single=true#h.8ihfjo9v3vze Frances ? -- GMF Wiki: (unofficial) Help for members (and would-be members) and group managers and Official Help |
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On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 02:15 PM, J. Bernstein wrote:
We're thinking of trying a poll for our group.? But only members with groups.io accounts can complete the poll.? So if some of our members joined only via email and never logged in to groups.io, they wouldn't be able to complete the poll.?Correct. So is there a way to sort the member list to know how many are using the group ONLY via email?You can search the group Activity Log for entries that suggest someone may have logged in at some time (i.e.: did something "via web"). Logins, however, are are account activity and are not tracked anywhere that's available to a group owner. Regards, Bruce |
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