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This seems like a solution in search of a problem. I like ownership and moderation the way they are and recommend multiple owners as a best practice. I don't like the idea of a super owner that can't

“On Sun, Jul 14, 2019 at 11:40 AM, Holly wrote: How is the moderator promoted to owner if the single owner has disappeared before doing that?” In my mind, I think assigning a new owner is more of

Nobody has suggested that! Chris

If groups.io were to implement any kind of auto-promotion from moderator to owner, I would absolutely want to see an owner-only setting to disallow any kind of auto-promotion for a group.

It would inevitably require a request for Mark to intervene, which might become a problem if such a request cropped up too often. At the moment we have no clear picture of the number of occasions on

Shal wrote: <This is a fairly reasonable rule of succession, but it could apply equally well to a single owner and a pool of moderators. Most senior moderator gets promoted to owner. > How is the

Paul, I don't see the advantage of this arrangement over having one owner, and giving these others moderator permissions. This is a fairly reasonable rule of succession, but it could apply equally

This summary of current US copyright law by Columbia University is a useful and readable resource: https://copyright.columbia.edu/basics/copyright-quick-guide.html Works are protected automatically,

If you put the copyright on before you "disclose" a work to others, it is valid. If you've already disclosed to others prior to placing the copyright, it's legally too late to copyright. -- Bob

Duane, Youtube frames take lots of processing time to load on a page groups.io has a limited amount of processing time allocated to any action taken. I found that out with my Database

There are some functions that are disabled for html.? I'm pretty sure iframe is one of them.? Disabling these is for the safety of the site and users.? I'm not sure if there's a complete list of

I am going to offer a slightly different perspective on this. Leeni, you should put a ?2019 your name. On the bottom of your home page. Then you should file a formal complaint with Mark/support about

This has happened to me and I did NOT mark it as spam. Every so often, yahoo will start putting the messages from groups.io in the spam folder. If I don't catch it and mark them as NOT SPAM and put

Does anybody know if it's possible to embed code from youtube or vimeo directly into a wiki? https://myssmc.groups.io/g/main/wiki/Training-Materials Such as: <div style="padding:56.25% 0 0

I forgot to say the only subtle difference is the Banner and one line that says Weekly Posting are Required which my homepage doesn't have. Other then that word for word, same font, size and color are

Both you and Ken hit the nail on the head. I will send a note off to Support to address the issue with Group owner B because they have not responded to me when I wrote to them. Thanks, Leeni

I don't think Leeni's point should be so easily dismissed. Going back to a much earlier post in this thread Leeni wrote: They no longer are in my group but they started a new group that is sharing the

Leeni Check out copyright facts: https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ01.pdf I’m not an attorney but my reading of it is that your “work” is copyrighted, given the facts as you state them. You

The saying as I have always heard is: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Gloria

I think Leeni is just replying to individual messages - but by the time she does, there are several, to which she replies individually, but in quick succession - so you get Post - Post - Post - Reply