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Is it possible to move all the content of a subgroup back into the main group (space being available that is) ? barry

Also important ... Make sure it is clear that members of a subgroup have also to be members of the main (or whatever name you use) group. Also, in case there are any privacy issues, be clear that an

Most important, Ward, is to make sure there are at least 2 Owners of the main group.

It is used in some cases.? There are a few on this group that have a description, for example #admin. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

Hi Andy, Are you willing to share the python script you mentioned? I‘m experimenting with the export files myself, a good occasion to start learning python. But there‘s no better way than to study

My two cents! I like to make sure that I create a cover photo that looks different from the main group. If it could be thematically linked to the subgroup topic, all the better. And of course, an icon

Ward, I just had some questions along these lines – creating Subgroups and membership; how to get/let people join, etc. Some of the other members of this forum were very helpful in informing me of

Hi ward, very simple answer. The main group that you just created, will stay the parent group. While in a group that you create within that group, will be a sub group. I hope that makes sense.

/ / /On 2025-05-03 14:46, Ward Clark via groups.io wrote: / Correct, the "main" group (which created the original group) will always remain as is, aka the "master" group, or parent of all subgroups if

I've come to Groups.io forum to create a forum for the AV Team at my church. ?It's become clear that a successful AV forum will spur interest in forums for other church teams, each with its own

Not really possible.? You have to write a program, say using Python as Andy did, then run it to get the results. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

Interesting, thank you. Perhaps someone could explain in plain English how to list the hashtags by frequency for the group that prompted me to post my original message? Herbert Eppel

For those interested, this has been fixed ( https://beta.groups.io/g/api/message/421 ). Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

To my understanding, the Daily Summary behaves similarly to a Digest, except you get the topics list instead of a string of messages, and it only arrives once a day. As such: - Any new topics (started

I would to confirm my understanding of subscription combinations. If a member selects daily summary and then uses advanced subscription for its additional ability. 1. subscription set to daily summary

Is this the lighter black you're looking for? When you reply to someone look for the down arrow beside the letter A. It's the next box beside true black. Cecelia Mercer [email protected]> wrote:

Nichole -- There is no way to set a default font color. If a group allows it, you can select a font color in the editor by clicking open the secondary toolbar. See screenshot below for "dark gray."

How do I find the default font color of "light black" in the tool bar? I've noticed this default color is more pleasing to me at least, but if I copy and paste something into my post that is a "darker

As Malcolm said, your member two or more accounts with Groups.io. If they look at the bottom of the Daily Summary, they will see text that starts: "You are receiving this email because you are

The person has two (or more!) accounts with groups.io (accounts are identified by email addresses, not by personal names) and is logged with an email address which is not known to your group. best,