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Oh good. Thanks Donald "Heaven is full of answers to prayers for which no one ever bothered to ask. : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyLrl0SWe7s Please support me in my journey to another opportunity

Sugar, If you can create the subgroup, the group owner will still be the group and now the subgroup owner. You'll still be moderator of both, too. Donald <sugarsyl71@...> wrote: The further

hi, sorry when in creating a sub group under "who can create sub group, there is a dialog box. By default it is set on subscribers. Should that be changed to owner or owners and moderators if desired?

Tiffany, We don't use the event calendar in any of our groups, so I can't answer that. Someone here, though, surely can. If not, you can contact support at groups.io. There really is a person there

In another topic Marv wrote: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/3443 This has been discussed extensively on beta@ and Mark never mentioned anything about a legal requirement, so I doubt

Yes good point. I plan on adding at least two more people this weekend. Do you know if the RSVP feature is only for an upgraded plan? It's just so strange that I don't see an option to have members

Hi Here is the situation. I am a mod for a group. The owner is having difficulty creating a sub group. Is it possible for me to create the sub group instead? Then place her as the owner after? How

Tiffany . . . <tiffanyconnolly@...> wrote: Consider asking a few of your best members if they would help you test your IO group. Have them post in both groups for a few days and use whatever

Thank you. I remember being designated to approve posts in an old Yahoo group. I discovered then if someone belonged to 2 groups and hadn’t updated their new email in both groups the “other”

Hi there, A couple years ago I researched switching our group from yahoo groups to groups.io and set up a test group. Sadly most of our members chose not to switch at that time. Fast forward to today

Nancy, Most often a "bounce" is when an email service refuses to accept an incoming message. The receiving service gives a three-digit code and (optional) text explanation for why the message is not

Matty, The .mbox content (inside the .zip file) is plain text, so you could open it with a plain text editor such as Notepad (on Windows). But what you see that way is a "View Source" of all the

Read the Help page on bouncing. It's all explained there. "Help" is at the bottom of every groups.io page.

I see a lot of posts about bouncing - AOL bounce or Yahoo bounce. I just want to know what is a bounce? i have 5 members with a blue bounce. In my searching I’ve discovered a probe and sent one to

The Groups.io archive comes in the form of a .mbox file. Once downloaded, what is the mechanism for either accessing or reinstating the data? Thanks Matty

Nancy, There's a wishlist item for a feature like Y!Groups' Photostream. That gives you a single list of all photos in chronological order.

I don't believe there any plans to break out the permissions any more than they are now, but I'm not sure. You might suggest this on beta@. Mark has said that he doesn't want to end up with so many

And, Membership monitor

is there a way I can seperate permissions? Divide up jobs? I need a photo monitor, calendar monitor, sub group monitor, chat monitor. I’d like not to give everyone access to everything. Plus, I’d

Doh!? Thought I'd checked Spam, but obviously not.? Thanks for your help.