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FYI, the bug has been posted ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/102700908 ). Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual )

Hi Duane, Thanks for your clarification. I tested joining our new restricted subgroup using two email addresses that have long had accounts in our main group. I own both of those email addresses I

Thank you Duane. I sent a detailed message to the support email. Perhaps this was wrong? I have copies of the posts. I am confused now. There are so many people disgusted with this CC4U site. It

If you know someone that is, they can do the reporting.? If the messages are public (you can see them without being a member), then support would be the way to go. Duane -- Lots of detailed

I think I need to clarify this a bit.? If someone has no Groups.io account, thus not a member of any groups, they'll be sent the email address confirmation notice.? If they're already on other

Thank you, however, I am not a member of the group in question. I sent a message yesterday upon suggestions from other GMF reps. So I am not sure how this will work. But something has to be done with

Brenda -- I suggest it might be more productive to find a particularly egregious message within the group's archive and select the "Report this message" function from the More menu.

On a main group that's restricted, the email address confirmation (needed by Groups.io) and Pending Subscription notice are sent at the same time.? If none of your other subgroups are restricted, you

Thank you, Duane, for that good information. I've been running our restricted membership list for 4 years and was completely unaware of that initial "Thank you for your interest in Groups.io and the

That notice is sent to confirm that they actually applied to the subgroup.? Once they reply to that, the Pending Subscription notice you set up is sent, they are placed in the Pending Approval queue,

I've been running our list on Groups.io for 4 years. We have a main list with restricted membership and a few subgroups that are open to anyone in the main list. I've setup a new subgroup with

Sounds like Duane's advice is the way to go - "If you feel that a group owner may be violating them, you can contact [email protected] with specifics, including the name of the group." Frances -- Help

It is the owner of the group that is initiating the language and the threats. Thank you.? Brenda Sindorf

Groups.io has Terms of Service - part of which says: (vi) is unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortious, excessively violent, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, pornographic, libelous,

The "limits" contained are the Terms of Service ( /static/tos ).? If you feel that a group owner may be violating them, you can contact [email protected] with specifics, including

Hello~ Does io.groups have guidelines on how a group uses a site. I ask because there is an io.groups email site in my 55+ community that is being used to bully, intimate residents as well as constant

Hi Duane, Yes, that is what we have landed on that she must have gotten ahold of some member emails and is writing directly to them. I can't think of any other way.? And she is continuing to send

It can't be done, so you won't find information on how.? (Same applies to Files.) Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual )

Greetings, Premium group: I see that a wiki can be publicly viewable, but I don't know to make photos publicly viewable . Could someone help me with the magic incantation for making photos publicly

I suspect that the message was sent to each member individually, as well as the group.? You can see the one that was sent to the group and rejected.? Groups.io has no control over the messages sent