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After you're logged in: 1. Go to the home page / 2. Click on Muted below the Hashtags label. I will give you a list of those that you have muted. On this page, you can add other

Okay, I received an invitation to Shalstest. I was able to join that group with no problems. Then I received mail from Shalstest, including calendar reminders. Since I have enough mail coming in

Hi On our travel group, I maintain a links library. I re-created it in Groups.io <http://groups.io/> as a wiki - each main topic is a wiki page. Very easy to do. Home page - table of

I've copied most of my group's important files over to Groups.io, and am about to embark on the arduous process of getting the links duplicated over here as well. (I actually like the fact that

. There is this to consider as well. If one or more folks in such a transfer do not get included in the Groups.IO version of the former Yahoo Group and they do want to stay on the list, the

Brenda, I bet you could. You've been composing message posts using the web site composition window. The Wiki page editor is the same (I think the exact same) as the message composition and editing

Shal Farley wrote:>>Let's collect advice about transferring from Yahoo Groups in GMF's wiki. All are welcome to contribute (remember, like the messages archive, GMF's wiki is publicly

Ro, It may go smoother than you think. If your group members largely read and post by email, without needing the visit the group site, then they are all set. They needn't visit Groups.io, needn't

Brenda, I wrote: In fact, any and all of these bits of advice would be good things to add to a customized "Welcome" message, so the members get them first thing. Let's collect advice about

This is kind of a deal break on doing the "whole group transfer". People dont read instructions, dont want to go thru that hassle, will get frustrated and upset. Please let us know when a better

Brenda, Actually, at that point his account didn't have a password. Only the email address. That is the intended mechanism for creating a password on a new account. Unfortunately the terminology

Brenda, You are correct. A better choice of words might have been "archived posts" or "the messages archive". -- Shal

Brenda, Yahoo Groups don't have that feature, but Groups.io does. No, if it meant that then there'd be no practical difference between it and "Moderated". The reality is that: "Moderated for new

On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 Shal Farley wrote: Quoting Olivia:>>It seems that "private archives" is not the same as "private group" in the yahoo sense. Here it just means that the old posts are not viewable

Okay Shal, I copied over parts of the post from Beta to here, so we can continue the discussion on Moderation and how it works both in Yahoo and in groups.io. Owl wrote:>>Hmmm. Help me understand

My transferred members in my test group had the same issue. They were only allowed to 'change' their password but not given an opportunity to create one. (They actually were creating one, but the UI

Xaun Loc wrote: Today's troubles seem to have affected a wide area, maybe all geographic areas to a varied degree. No matter: the good news is that Y!G didn't "finally bite the dust". Yet. I'm

Hey everyone, A member whom I transferred from a Yahoo Group to an io.group using Mark's transfer method, had this problem: *** 12/31/15 Hi Brenda, Just to let you know that I struggled to

No problems here either.?? Sounds like the problem was at Catlady's end ? From: Ro Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 18:30 PM? Strange, I just received and posted in my Yahoo group.

Yahoo routes everything inbound and outbound through a myriad of task-specific servers. It is entirely possible for ONE server to do something weird for a while. In general, Yahoo doesn't worry