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We have now successfully transferred our group of 14K members. Mark & co have been incredibly helpful & responsive. Much appreciation for a great customer service experience! The features, the

I am sure the issues I am about to ask about have been dealt with before so I hope you won't mind my asking - I am seriously going to have to transfer to Group.io - I have been putting the decision

if he does have moderator rights he can "strongly motivate" the members to migrate create the the io group, invite everyone, then set the yahoo group to "all moderated" and start increasing the

Hi all, This change log for the last week: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15694 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of

Shal, Thanks for that tip about special link column. That works for me now. Now I have to decide on putting links in Wiki or a database. Don

That worked great! Thanks again, Duane. Tiffany

ken, Oops. That's a roadblock alright. Groups.io needs moderator-level access to copy all the necessary information. Just as a fallback I'd suggest getting PG Offline and downloading your Y!Group's

Thank you Shal I know it does but now I have to figure it out I do appreciate your steps, I will share iit with the owner and some way with your help we will make it work sugar "Heaven is full of

Don, I've wondered too. I assume it has something to do with how they are accessed at Yahoo, that Groups.io either couldn't or never figured out how to get them. When you create or edit a table

Thanks.at least I got that right "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

sugar, That setting is for primary groups, and yes you should set that whichever way makes sense for your group. I imagine most groups would want to limit subgroup creation to moderators

sugar, Yes, if you have the "Manage Subgroups" permission. If you do you will see a button for Subgroups within the Admin expander in the left margin. It is near the bottom, just above the Activity

Ken . . . wrote: If your moderator privileges will not allow you to promote a member to moderator, you cannot move the group to IO that way. The transfer agent acts like a member and without

If you create the database first, you could include a link to it in the event description. I'm not sure if there are 'locks' in place in case two people try to add or edit at the same time though.

Nancy, That sort of thing can't happen in Groups.io, currently, because each subscribed email address is its own account - unlike Yahoo there's no way two manage more than one subscription address

Is there a way to link a database to a specific calendar event. I'd like for people to be able to access the database from the event invite email and not have to search through a bunch of databases to

I have been moderating a fairly active YahooGroup of 1800 members for the last 15 years. The list owner has not been active for the last 10 years (Dispute with YahooGroups). I do not have permission

Ok friends So I went to the group Walking By Faith(main group) And I created or thought I created a sub group. Turns out I created a new group called Walking In The Word)is suppose to be the sub

I'm hypersensitive on this. I got wrapped around the axle with cautious corporate lawyers when some software I designed could be configured to send out surveys that a lawyer thought could be

From reading all I can about transferring a YG to Groups.io, I don't understand two things about the process. 1. How come attachments from YG are not part of the transfer process? 2. I understand