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This needs to be reported to [email protected] . Mark is the one to straighten this out. I'm going to take a guess that this transfer may have been started before the "Start New Transfer" button on

Hi Loopy, Yes and no. You can of course hold two subscriptions in your group, each under its own email address, and both as owner. But those then are separate accounts in Groups.io; you can't do what

Pam, It seems you don't have to edit it. Go ahead and enter your group's name and ignore the wrong locale. /g/GroupManagersForum/message/6114 Shal -- Help:

Thankx very much, Shal. That may be what happened. I was trying to be careful, but could have made the mistake you suggest. I've sent a note to [email protected] and will report back on their

jonathon, It is placed in a field named "X-Orig-Message-Id". Actually email senders are admonished to ensure that they are unique across all of space and time. Ok, that's a bit overstated, but it is

Mike, Oops. When you set up the transfer you select the target group from a drop-list of groups in which you have owner role. Maybe you somehow slipped with that control before hitting the "Start

During a transfer yesterday of members and files to new group from Yahoo, they somehow were merged into an already existing group instead of the intended one. How did this happen, how do I prevent it

Those of us who make use of Google Adwords or Analytics need to comply with much of GDPR because Google is enforcing it in the way we use their platforms. -- Bob Bellizzi The Corneal Dystrophy

I come from a Mailman (another popular mailing list) where modification of any template is allowed. ?It's a good model to follow :-).

Looking at it from a citation/legal POV, is the original Message-ID placed in a field "X-Message-ID"? If so, then it is quasi-acceptable. However, if the original Message-ID is no longer in the

My guess is that this is talking about either private archives, or archives held by a library, museum, or similar cultural institution, that impose specific criteria, in order to access the archive.

Members can do that directly on the home page of the group. It's just rather annoying on every email because my group is private. And if someone wants to share something that I'm sharing with them,

great -- tx randy.

If you don’t want to have to moderate messages after membership is approved, remove the New Users Moderated check. The way you have it set, you will always have to moderate new members until you

Marie; this may sound like a very silly question but did you set up a *#Poll* hashtag before starting? If you didn't then something strange may well have happened. Have a look at the relevant message

That standing footer information is required legally, if I'm not mistaken. Group/list emails (from any place) must include the owner and unsubscribe information. It's required to allow contact with a

Choose how many posts you require from new subscribers before they are unmoderated. That's the "unmoderate after". Frances

*Hi Gerry,* *Just created new topic. Did not actually send. Have you rechecked?* *Ullmang*

tx / yeah..... so i guessed that this-here would do it; comments / corrections welcome. does "Not Enabled", below, mean that once approved new members can post without approval / moderation? this is

Are you trying from the footer in an email, by email to the address or from the sidebar in your group? If it is by email, are you using your correct email address? The one that is known to Groups.io.