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Is there any way for a person to recover their password or for me, as owner, to send it to them? The only way I imagined was for me to delete their record and then invite them to re-join. This person

I follow up with everyone removed in this manner, and my experience has been the exact opposite; of the five subscribers involved, four of them did it intentionally, marking a group message as spam

Have you read the Wiki page that Bruce gave you? At some point, everyone that has a Yahoo (or other reporter) address.? Because the mechanism is in place, GIO uses it.? If there were enough reports

I'd guess that you don't have a Display Name set for that account. You won't be able to totally keep everyone from seeing the email addresses though.? When each message is delivered to members in

Is this person’s question “security” or “privacy” which are not the same. From my experience, the groups.io platform is as secure or more so than others. Email addresses are exposed to other

If you'd like that to be different (less harsh?), you can change the Subject in the notice settings. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

Thanks for your replies, and breaking this topic out (I thought it was close enough to the other). My issue with the groups.io handling is that I suspect most members have done nothing on their end

Hi, I've looked for an answer to this but can't find anything! I would be very grateful for help on this. We're hosting a genealo-thon next Saturday, for Open Data Day and have created a group where

Hi Duane Hmmm, maybe I am reading that wrong then I just went to test send the rejection message, but did not find it listed when I select Send Message Then went back to the rejection message and see

Thanks for that suggestion Duane I have set a rejection message up for each of my groups It doesn't look as if it can be automatically sent when the subscription application is rejected? Is that

Public means anyone on the internet. ;>)? There are a couple of other choices there that may be more appropriate. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

Mark Fletcher has a long internet history - see this post /g/GroupManagersForum/message/29653 He is security conscious, as he must be to stay in business. Frances -- Moving to

I created a subgroup in my main group. In the settings I noticed it's defaulted in privacy to this setting: o Group listed in parent group, publicly viewable messages Does this mean publicly viewable

I think the opposite should be asked - how secure are members own email accounts. Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (

I am attempting to get our community association to adopt groups.io <http://groups.io/>. The vice president of the association asks: “How secure is this email service?” How should I reply? Thanks.

What I've done is set up an active Rejected Subscription notice.? It says simply, "You never replied to the request for information, so your subscription request is being rejected.? You may apply

I've been getting your messages at your own group for quite some time. I don't know what's going on there. As somebody else says, do you have more than one email account that you send and receive

Hi Chris Apologies for the late reply, caught one of the bugs going round Thanks for the clarification I have just been through them all and resent the message yet again, thats two and even three

Since an email/post is immediately rejected, then I sure think it shouldn't be there, for consistency. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

To use photos and databases (etc) members need to access a group's web pages, and to do that they have to be logged in either by setting a password or having a log - in link emailed to them on their