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If one considers these to be problems rather than features, then yes...all three are still broken. Regards, Bruce

When I was struggling with the demise of Wikispaces a year or so ago, there were a few issues that made me migrate elsewhere than groups.io. Now facing the end of my Yahoo Groups, can someone kindly

Susan -- You don't need a subgroup, but you might want one, as in the case of my reply to Glenn. Please see the GMF wiki entries at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Subgroups and

I wrote: Embedded photos ought to. ... Mark claims to have fixed the exceptions I Oh, maybe I take that back. Remote images (where the image file itself is stored on a server rather than conveyed

Bruce, *Embedded* photos may or may not, depending on how they are embedded. > Embedded photos ought to. If you find a (recent) case where one didn't that would probably be worth reporting to

Bruce why do we need a subgroup? How is it different from a regular group? I just created a new group. Thanks,Susan

sally.suzy, I saw an old post mentioning a limit of 1000 members but that's not in your 1000 is the limit that Yahoo imposes when you export your Manage Members list to a CSV or TSV file. It does

Absolutely, we would love a searchable member directory. This is an important feature.

Yes. See /static/googletransfer Essentially, only the subscribers can be transferred, not any messages; and the entire process is done through emails to support. You have to create

Shouldn't be a problem, /static/googletransfer And it doesn't look like there's a charge for Google groups (yet?)? Remember "Due to a bug in Google Groups, we are unable to transfer

A search of the archives didn't find anything on this, forgive me if I missed it. Right now, we have a main group with a subgroup. What we would like to do is transfer an existing Google group and

Any photos attached to a message that are at least 100 pixels in the shortest dimension will automatically appear in the Emailed Photos folder (unless you disable photo albums altogether). Embedded

Yahoo is basically shutting down so I am trying to set up my group here.? Can I get photos attached to a message to automatically go to a file on the Photos page? Thanks LaVerne

The limits you are referring to was for a free Yahoo transfer (pre-February). Now that all transfers require the Premium plan, there is no such limit that I'm aware of. Regards, Bruce

Su -- There is no mechanism within the web interface that would permit someone to upload/merge messages into an existing group message archive. Rumor has it that support has done this for others,

Not that I'm aware of. I know there was at least one group that transferred over 10,000 members a few years ago. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

To clarify, that's after one year of premium service.? You can actually change it any time, but it won't take effect until your current term expires.? Many folks did (and still do) upgrade to

Is there a limit or maximum number of members in a yahoogroup that the automated transfer process allows?? I saw an old post mentioning a limit of 1000 members but that's not in your wiki and not in

Larry -- It is a requirement that, before you do a transfer, you pay for *one year* of Premium ($110). After that, you may downgrade. If you don't want your files/photos/messages transferred, or are

I doubt that it has anything to do with the length. If your group has public archives, the domain information is automatically stripped from the online message archive. This is to keep spammers and