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Apparently the original owner of this group has left. I am attempting to delete the group or leave the group but the system keeps telling me I had to appoint a new group owner. I do not have any

Roger, A person who is a member of all three subgroups would be sent three copies of the message. Each with its own subgroup-specific subject tag and footer. Whether that person sees all three

Beno?t, I'm not sure what you mean. If you're talking about Mark Fletcher (Groups.io developer) he is back from vacation but he doesn't read GMF so he wouldn't even know this question has been

Non news about Mark?

Or, does Groups.io <http://groups.io/> send only one copy of the message to the recipient? For example, john@... <mailto:john@...> is a member of three different subgroups. If a message is

Ah yes; found that, but haven't changed it yet. I just wonder if something like this was the root cause of the original enquiry. Chris

The first is for a message that was sent as html, the second was sent as plain text.? To keep them all the same, you can change some of the Settings for the group so that all come through as either

Check the Promote page under Admin. Jonathan

Hi, My group is closed to the public but I still want potential members to ask to join.? In Yahoo there was a slick formula that I would place on any Web page and all someone would have to do is

It's quite possible it's a bug. All I know is I lost days waiting for things to transfer only to go back and find my directions didn't take, twice. I finally got things sorted, though, but only after

I suspect that it might be more than "how they handle replies". At the moment I have individual emails set only for the group I moderate, which limits the scope of any visual inspection but I can

This situation has been mentioned before (Ref:?/g/GroupManagersForum/topic/27398965 ). The consensus opinion seems to be that the member(s) somehow got approved without clicking on

People ask to join our main group in several ways - through Groups.IO, through word of mouth, some books or other web sites list us as a resource (we are a peer support group). No matter how the

i have three members that have accepted their invites, they are in the Members list, yet the Invite list has them as Sent, not Accepted. Our group is by invite only and only members can post. Perhaps

Ilene, You're the only one that sees it that way. This was done to avoid a warning that Gmail was showing on messages coming back to

Ilene, Sorry for the confusion. That's not what I meant. The group will automatically reject messages under some circumstances - such as when a an address that isn't in the Members list attempts to

Jim, True. Not entirely correct. That's not a disguise, that's a work-around for the DMARC problem created by some email services. You'll note that it only applies to members using certain email

Brandy, I think you've confused yourself in some fashion. It doesn't seem possible that the information of where you were when you clicked on the Easy Transfer link could possibly matter to the rest

Colette, Unfortunately email interfaces vary in how they handle replies. Note this has to do with the interface the member uses, which may be a mobile or desktop application rather than the web

Our group setting is ‘Reply to Sender’ and ‘Remove Other Reply Options’ is checked. Most replies do go only to the sender. A few replies, however, go to the entire membership even when the