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Sharon Villines All Messages By This Member #4014 I would like members of the main group to be able to send messages to subgroups even if they are not members of the subgroup. The setting allow non-subscribers to post obviously allows that. I want to be sure that it means only subscribers of the main group can post to subgroups. Not the public. The main list is restricted. Is there a point by point explanation of these settings somewhere? Sharon ---- Sharon Villines Takoma Village Cohousing, Washington DC
Walter Underwood All Messages By This Member #4016 开云体育 Maybe hashtags would be a better solution than subgroups. Tag messages with #W6 or #W4C. Feature overview is here:?/static/features Details are here:?/static/help The pricing page is also a useful overview:?/static/pricing wunder K6WRU Walter Underwood CM87wj ?(my?blog) toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Feb 5, 2018, at 11:07 AM, Sharon Villines <sharon@...> wrote: I would like members of the main group to be able to send messages to subgroups even if they are not members of the subgroup. The setting allow non-subscribers to post obviously allows that. I want to be sure that it means only subscribers of the main group can post to subgroups. Not the public. The main list is restricted. Is there a point by point explanation of these settings somewhere? Sharon ---- Sharon Villines Takoma Village Cohousing, Washington DC
Walter Underwood All Messages By This Member #4017 Sorry, meant for a different group. —wunder On Feb 5, 2018, at 12:21 PM, Walter Underwood <wunder@...> wrote: Maybe hashtags would be a better solution than subgroups. Tag messages with #W6 or #W4C. ? Feature overview is here:?/static/features Details are here:?/static/help The pricing page is also a useful overview:?/static/pricing wunder K6WRU Walter Underwood CM87wj ?(my?blog) [excess quote trimmed by moderator]
Shal Farley Member Profile All Messages By This Member #4018 Sharon, I want to be sure that it means only subscribers of the main group can post to subgroups. Not the public. The main list is restricted. ? Sorry, it means the public. One mitigation is that such messages are always moderated. I have a subgroup set that way in my PTA group, and the number of "outsider" postings have been so small that I'm not sure I can remember if it has ever happened. But of course your mileage may vary - my PTA group isn't very large or well-known. BTW, you've asked this one before, #5... ;-) ? Is there a point by point explanation of these settings somewhere? The help page is slowly growing, but not there yet. Nor has anyone tackled the task in GMF's wiki that I know of. ? That's a hint, by the way, for anyone with the gumption to take it on. Shal

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