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Check out also www.personalgroupware.com for archival purposes while also migrating to GIO Linda - sent from my phone (not iPhone)

Rhoda, If you invite them, then no further approval is needed. Except if your group is unmoderated, you have to select something in Spam Control. See this about invitations -

Thanks Bruce, If someone is invited to join the group by moderator / owner, does that mean that they still need approval to join?? I am still working my way through the process.. Apologies for the

By member supplied content, do you mean the stuff in the group's Files area on the web? As for " website will remain as will the ability to post and receive by email " I?assume that is with the

I actually said, in full: Every subscriber who was transferred will receive a "transfer success" notification and given the opportunity to opt out of their membership in the new group unless you

Alternately, you could take the route of having the users that uploaded the pictures and files in the first place be responsible for transferring their own files. In other words, share the

Hi, Bruce, In your above line, "disable it" refers to disabling what?!

There are still lots of users that never go online and only rely on emails. -- Gerald

Dave -- If you go to Admin>Promote from within your group, there are a few customizable tools to provide a subscription link on your personal web site. Choose the Form Option radio buttons on the left

Are there any resources one can use on one's own web site In connection with groups.io Initially I'm looking for a suitably sized image I can use on a button which will take people from my own web

Every subscriber who was transferred will receive a "transfer success" notification and given the opportunity to opt out of their membership in the new group unless you choose to disable it. There is

When groups.io does a Yahoo transfer of members: if a member on Yahoo had their email preferences set to "No Email" does group.io send them any email, or adhere to their preference?

If cost is no object, you can have your messages -- and most other accessible Yahoo?Group content -- transferred to your groups.io group in return for a year of Premium ($110). Subscribers are also

Probably followed by a lesser wave of people joining this group and beta, doubtless with a large number of queries in common but all individually sent. It's not just Groups.io HQ and Mark that are

Jim -- Browse to Admin>Upgrade and click on the blue "View/Change Plan" button. Regards, Bruce

I never thought about this concern some people have when it comes to how many people are employed by Groups.io, as I knew from the investigating I did there weren’t many options beyond Groups.io

I have 10 years of important email in my yahoo group that i need saved.? I do not care about the cost - I just need to save them in some way.? I also sent email to tech support asking how to do

I am also wondering if he/they are prepared for the onslaught of yahoogroups migration? I would assume a tidalwave of free accounts is heading to groups.io and I hope he/they can keep up.

Just started a group and set it up and now want to upgrade to Premium. Is that possible? I don't see anywhere that I can do that. Jim -- Jim Groves No more hurting people. Peace. -Martin

Dave, You could also do what I have done with your home page picture, still using the 900x300 banner constraint /g/foggers . I got in the habit of doing this banner technic after