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That is pretty much true for ALL groups. The general rule of thumb is that 20% of the population will accomplish 80% of the work. That is true of churches, social clubs, political organizations, and

Which group had 16k members in Yahoo? This one has 2717. Otto [email protected]> wrote:

And a portion of those on no-email may no longer be active eddys, email addresses. Many of those are the ones that don't read the list, and only come here to ask questions, without reading what has

Was there a charge in transferring the group from yahoo to groups.io? Bob

We will do that shortly. There will also be a Special Notice. As for those web-only, we still have their address in the members list. Otto vincentwinterling@...> wrote:

Go to the GroupIO page to log in (/groups </groups>), go to your subscriptions where you will see a box next to each group. Click that box and you will see a

Isn’t the critical blinspot in going nomail, that you won’t receive mail as a result? On balance, why not a note on the site stating we’ve moved? -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ From:

If there is a daily digest available, instead of receiving numerous e-mails?at various times during the day, would someone please walk me through?the process, so I might set it up for myself? I'm

No. The email addresses are in the members list, along with delivery type, moderation status and join date. Otto [email protected]> wrote:

[email protected]> wrote: I think the issue is that web-only members who don't visit frequently will probably not be aware of what is happening. Is there a downside to inviting those? They still have

It does seem that the FROM address and names are working more normally than the previous Yahoo groups. So far, I’m pleased with this change. Sometimes change is a good thing. A huge THANK YOU to the

Thanks so much for that prompt reply. Looks as though Carrot Ink is a great source! Jim Robertson Now, I need to figure out why my new-home Macsupportcentral posts and replies aren’t being displayed

Randy kindly placed some of this info in a Wiki, available from the new group’s page (bottom of sidebar), or directly using the following URL: /g/macsupportcentral/wiki/home Bev in

I just discovered your site from a lively discussion regarding commercial VPN products at the new home of the macsupportcentral email listserv, groups.io <http://groups.io/> (the previous host, Yahoo

I’m hoping this draws the attention of Randy Singer. Randy, you’ve been a proponent of Brother printers for years on this list, and many of us are happy campers because of your advice. My own

About half were set to “No Email”. I counted them by sorting columns and filtering my numbers spreadsheet. It is possible that some people have just been lurkers and haven’t rejoined yet. Dave

To change your message. Type, go to the “Subscription” page. (Coick on #ubscription” on the left edge of the screen. Does that help?

I am receiving a daily digest. This was in the initial setup... I’m not sure I can recreate the steps from this failing memory, but it is possible and it foes work.

I can't see an easy way of getting totals for the different types of subscription. We lose ~? of our members by default? Otto [email protected]> wrote:

So others can do it for themselves. - sign into your groups.io account - click on Your Groups in upper tool bar - on the line of the group you want to change, and click on the item under Delivery -