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You received an explanation - "Your Groups.io group, psptimesthree, is distributing copyrighted material, which is against our terms of service."? In copyright law, there is no such thing as 'mostly

You are exactly right Bruce.? It happens to every group, things get through that we don't catch. I understand that Mark tries to get the group compliant, but do we not at least have a position to

First Andy, thanks for your thoughts but completely wrong in areas.? First, I have been in Groups IO since it was started. Our group is copyright compliant.? We are copyright compliant and there is

"A couple times a year" is a couple times too many. It seems to me that groups.io is in no position to play fast and loose with this in the interest of maintaining some form of goodwill. Ignoring the

I don't think anyone is assuming anything here.? Questions were asked about the validity of an email and reasons for sending it if it was genuine. Moderating all messages to ensure compliance is may

I am a member of the group in question and can confirm that it is one of the very very rare ? compliant groups. Unless every email is moderated, occasionally something can get through.? How often

... Laine, GMF is a user-to-user help group and nobody from Groups.io attends this group. If you want to contact Groups.io directly, please send a message to Mark Fletcher, the owner, at

On Fri, Dec 8, 2023 at 07:35 AM, Laine wrote: This statement... > > > > First our group is one of the very few that have always been copyright > compliant. > > seems to be at odds with this one... > >

We received this today-- On Thu, Dec 7, 2023 at 5:27 PM Mark Fletcher <[email protected]> wrote: Hello, Your Groups.io group, psptimesthree, is distributing copyrighted material, which is against

GMF is a user-to-user help group and nobody from Groups.io monitors this group. If you have suggestions to make they should be posted on the Beta ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main ) group with a

For future consideration by the system programmers: Would it be possible to make the calendar reminder messages autodelete at some time after the event? This would save space on the servers and

In subgroups, there is an option under Message Policies ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/customizing-group-settings/message-policy-settings ) to Allow Parent Members to Post.? I don't

Okay, thanks. This isn't a toggle I use very often, so I must have forgotten that behavior. Best, Glenn -- /sic semper tyrannis/

*ALL* non-member posts go through moderation.? There's no way to allow them directly to the group.? Been that way for years. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

I have Allow Nonmembers to Post checked in the subgroup settings, yet we still have to approve people not in the subgroup. Activity log says: xxx approved hectorforsantacruz@... #765 Re:

Marina -- This can occur even without private messages being sent behind the scenes. When a member is moderated, their message edits are also moderated. Thus another person can reply to the original

Have seen that happen with a moderated member messages. Happens whenever they reply to existing messages. Not desirable but have no way to control. At least with my limited knowledge.

Okay, I think I get this. You want to suspend posting for two days. If you're a Premium group it might make more sense to just lock the group. This is the part I don't understand. The Moderators are

Thanks, somethings to consider, I think a thank you list is important for the group sponsors, maybe a star system; bronze, a donation, silver, a monthly donation, and a gold, multiple monthly

You can always go to the Activity page for the group and select Payment Activity at the top to see individual sponsors.? The Upgrade/Billing page will show how much the total reserve is, if any.?