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I searched all my emails and don’t have one with the info that the option was added. [email protected]> wrote:

I read the entire manual many times and did searches in the groups.io help and still couldn’t find it and I did researching as my job. The Google question immediately took me to the reply I needed.

Thanks for this tip. I’ve asked my non-owner tester to check for the more option. I created a non-owner membership for myself and I can see the left column with directory and member. I’ve also

If it has a date of 2002 for created, then it was transferred from another site, probably Yahoo Groups.? Unless another member knows when the transfer was made, you'll need to go back and read some

Merle Slyhoff: **** You asked about being able to turn off being able to self-join and being able to join only by invitation. That was not an option. The change is - that is now an option. Tell us if

Have them look at the User Manual ( /helpcenter/manual/membersmanual/general/directory.htm ) for the Directory, especially if they're using the app. Duane -- The Groups.io Help Center

On a phone or tablet the screen width may be too narrow. In that case they should click the More hamburger at bottom right and those menu items should fly in. Rotating a phone to landscape mode should

They have (or most have) already done that. I enabled both directory and member list to members but members don’t have access to either. My understanding from the manual is if they could access it

Whoops!! It said created and I figured it meant created in groups.io. Our group is older than that so I don’t know what that refers to. I’ll check with,other members of our group. Thanks,

It wasn't a feature when you asked, it is now.? If you had read, and followed, the information that has been included in the replies to your topic, you'd have seen

Each member has to create a profile and share it before they can see the profiles of others. /helpcenter/manual/membersmanual/general/directory.htm

/On 2025-05-24 16:12, Merle Slyhoff via groups.io wrote: / 2002?? You mean that's when you created your www web page, right? Because groups.io didn't exist back then.? What matters is when your

What change are you referring to? I made a text change to the info on our main page after spending days reading thru the manual 3 times. And someone here told me that I can’t delete certain info

I enabled the option to have members see the Directory. But the directory option doesn’t show up for our members. It says the directory is available to the paid subscriptions and legacy free groups

Bruce and All, I have always found your and Groups.io <http://groups.io/> support immensely helpful. In the last 25 years, I’ve used two such platforms before joining Groups.io <http://groups.io/>

A change was made to the site - specifically in response to your needs - and you're still arguing that groups.io support is inadequate? Please forgive me if I find that incomprehensible. Regards,

I don't recall any site that provides better support.? There are the official support avenues, as well as Group_Help ( /g/Group_Help ) (this group) and GroupManagersForum (

We’d be more likely to stay with groups if they provided support. [email protected]> wrote:

That's pretty much standard on any type of site.? The site determines what you can or can't do.? Otherwise the site might change daily, depending on the mood of the users.? You always have the

On the main page we have a TO JOIN notice to send an email with certain info. They will then be sent an invitation thru groups.io. To be honest we can’t stand the groups.io manual/help. Nobody in