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Anita, For most groups I suspect the two biggest advantages are Direct Add and the increase in storage to 10 GB (free is 1 GB). See the pricing page for a comparison chart:

Tom, I think what matters here is what you didn't show: the HTML img element in the message body that marks where the image should be placed in the display of the message. I've had some trouble with

Motti, As I imagine is obvious in retrospect, the cutover should have been coincident with the transfer. Perhaps even calling a halt to messages in the Y!Group immediately before giving the final "go"

Sharon, If you're just switching back to the Pending page, left open in a tab or window in your browser, make sure to refresh the page before believing what you see there. If they're really still in

Ok, now you are?getting into the weeds as far as my knowledge level.? ?? Is that basically saying - one wiki page with anchors to simulate separating it into multiple pages and a ToC? It's? not

As Shal said in his original response, the wiki editor bears a strong resemblance to the message editor. As such, those having some familiarity with the GIO web interface during normal interaction in

Thanks Shal, Reassuring that it's not a bug, but the presentation is misleading. The chevron to the right of the number looks like an invitation to click to go to the next page. The word "results"

To re-iterate what I've said in the past: I have pretty strong opinions on this. I don't believe list management software should *ever* be changing the message IDs. As I understand, this was

Having the same message content arriving with two Message-IDs is a bit worse than just the user seeing both copies. It causes email in-reply-to chains to be broken if the user happens to reply to the

Chris, Ok, what's the trick to a GIO ToC?? In MW you simply paste into the ToC page, a (MW?formatted) link to the new?pagename?that? you created (or alternatively use a full URL). If you

Tom Otvos <tom.otvos@...> wrote: I think this is something to do with the way images are encoded by the sender's email programme. I have noticed the same thing; sometimes a picture will appear

*Bruce, * MediaWiki is the platform Wikipedia is on (not WYSIWYG). I'm not necessarily trying to wholesale flip content from the?MediaWiki platform?-- that was on another (non-YahCHOO!) forum that

Neil, ? Milt's message indicated you should contact them. Have you tried that? Failing that, if you can read the messages online then you can screen-scrape them. That's essentially what the transfer

How about sending a message to the group owner when this happens? Then they could send an email (maybe just a forward) to the unsub that will not be marked as spam?

I'm also looking to migrate a BigTent group to Groups.io. Here's BigTent's FAQ on their upcoming shut-down. Milt Baker **** As of 12/31/18 BigTent Will Be Shutting Down **** *The

Thanks Bruce and Shal for you answers. ?Downloading the member list is not a problem, we just have 10 years of messages stored on the Big Tent forum that I fear will all be lost. ?Big Tent says

Frances, I thought if another moderator clicks on a message to be moderated, it If the moderator clicks Edit is it "claimed", even if the moderator then cancels out. Sharon should have received the

Tony, What about putting the member on No Mail (effectively unsubbing them from That's essentially what I proposed in beta, except I decided that it would be best not to mess with the member's actual

Shal, I have shot myself in the foot a couple of times today, anyway here goes. What about putting the member on No Mail (effectively unsubbing them from email) , tell them they can see the mails on

I thought if another moderator clicks on a message to be moderated, it marks it claimed. You can’t moderate it. ? If this isn’t happening when there are more than one message waiting to be