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Not always. If someone is already logged in to groups. io, the /join URL redirects to the group home page, at which point they will have to click the "Join This Group" button (or "Apply for

For me, the whole point of using a link like this is that the owner doesn't have to do anything. The owner doesn't have have to send out an invitation or even do a direct add. So, for me, the facility

Hi, Leah, The URL is already there, at " /g/GROUPNAME/join ", where GROUPNAME is your group name. If this isn't what you were trying to ask, please clarify. -P. [Overquote trimmed

An owner can change a member’s display name but not their user name. Pete

Thanks, Peter. Where do I find that URL? Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2025 12:31 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] link to subscribe Thanks Frances. The way I would

Can the owner/administrator add/change display and/or user names? Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2025 6:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] link to subscribe

Display names and User names are optional.? Some groups require one or both, while others prohibit them.? The site will try to fill in the Display name using email header information the first time

Thanks Frances. The way I would summarize your (helpful) answer is that every group comes with a URL named /g/GROUPNAME/join. You can make this available in any website or email by

I just wanted to say that I have had people just respond the usual way - in an email - rather than using the poll widget. If that happens for just a few, it isn't a big deal, in my

Not easily.? I think the closest you could get would be to send them a link to the message.? (They have to go online to vote anyway, so this would be practice for that.) Duane -- Lots of detailed

Here's one way. Can you see it in messages archive on your site? You can open that post and click on the # number to get the link URL. Then send that out again. It keeps the previous votes. The group

I run a group with some not-computer-savvy seniors in it. ?I sent out a poll but some said they didn't see it. ?Is there a way I can send the poll link out to people again (without starting over

I completely agree with that. I receive hundreds of GIO messages every day, and I try really hard to follow all threads in which I am interested or have to administer, and a good number of the

... ER| Is there are setting so that the | original message is automatically | stripped from the reply? (...) | Right now I am editing those messages | to remove the original and it is

Thank you all for your explanations.? I am thinking it through and will try some variations.? Emily

Not unless they include it.? If they respond from the site, the default is to not include anything.? I seldom include any reference, but do my reading online, so not a problem. Duane -- Lots of

As I stated, for each response, you can see the portion of the thread that they responded to, which usually suffices for understanding the context of what they sent. Unless you throw away the emails

I do find this odd, purely my own observation over many years of mailing lists, having been a list owner of several under rootsweb and currently under groups.io and having been a subscriber to many

Alas, the autotrim only works on digests. The most you can do if you are the owner of the group, is to ban TOFU/top-posting and insist that members use the proper "old-fashioned"

This is the usual argument, but it doesn't really hold water. One person posts a message. Five people reply to it. They may quote the original, but they don't quote each other. You've already lost