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I'm referring to the "Group Type and Moderation" tab found in Settings. Below is a screen shot from one of the the groups I own. Note that "New Members Moderated" is un-checked. tommy meehan

These have been the settings since day one -? Jan of 2018 Group Settings * All members can post to the group. * Posts to this group require approval from the moderators. * Posts from new users

I noticed that Mark sent the last [beta] Site updates #changelog from a different address. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/36917 arrived in my inbox from Mark Fletcher <[email protected]>

It's an all-moderated group but none of the topics are set to moderated. Our setting is "All messages are moderated." I notice that all members who have a join date after January 22 2018 sre marked

?Or possibly someone has at least access to the owner's email account — so that you can reset the password and get entry to make the change. This recently happened to ours, but luckily his

I sent from my g-mail account that's connected to groups io and the only other information is what I have copied from a text attached to the rejected e-mail. Reporting-MTA: dns; googlemail.com

A screen shot may be needed.? I'm guessing that there's another setting that you need to adjust.? I just happened to think of these.? Are the topics that are getting replies moderated?? Are any

The question was asked, is there is a way to eliminate the newly instituted? un-moderate banner when approving a moderated member's message. The suggestion was to set the Group Type and Moderation

That's a Google message.? I suspect that you're sending from an address that doesn't have a Groups.io account, but it could be something else.? Based on the link, there should be even more info

Here is what it had said other than it was blocked. Message rejected. See https://support.google.com/mail/answer/69585 for more information. And that didn't help much with an explanation as to why it

You could try contacting the partner of the deceased owner & see if they have the log in details & change yourself over to owner

There will be more to it than that.? It will also say *where* it was blocked, groups.io or your provider.? I'm not aware of groups.io blocking anything (other than spammers). Duane -- Lots of

There is a downside if Cal's group is a free one with legacied services. This is what free groups give now. /static/compare Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

I tried to send a message to support but got this, your message to *[email protected]* has been blocked

Since you have a small number of users and messages, you might consider just starting a new group, of which you'd be the owner. Pete

In short, you can't, at least not directly. Your only course of action is to email Mark at [email protected], explaining the circumstances and asking him if he can upgrade you to "owner". Any such

How can I as a moderator change from mod to owner since the group owner passed away. I checked in the group [email protected] ( /g/SherisDoodles2 ) and from what I can tell I

Just set the Group Type and Moderation for All Messages Are Moderated for Message Moderation and turn off the New Members Moderated.? This group is set up that way and the banner never comes up. For

I have a group that is completely moderated, and that is on purpose.? ? Is there a switch I can set to never offer this un-moderate banner when I hit "approve"?? If not, can this please be put on

I back up all of my group's data on a monthly basis, but really have never looked at it...I assume it could be restored to that group if the unthinkable happened. *My question is, if I create a NEW