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It's there, but a bit convoluted.? You have to go to the overview page for topics, /topics , then select a topic by clicking on the subject.? On the page that opens, there will be

I feel really stupid, but ... I want to use the "following only" subscription for a group - bascially subscribing to interesting topics through the web interface. But I can't find anywhere to follow a

Not quite correct; the 'Approve and unmoderate member' option provided when one moderates/approves a pending message is just a "convenience" option to allow a moderator to do two things at once,

Rick, Approve and unmoderate merely changes the member to Use Group Moderation Setting. You can do that manually just as well. Shal

Rick, If your group allows non-subscribers to post it is possible that a member accidentally posted from an alternate email address, and their message was held pending as a non-subscriber. If the

It's set to moderate new members, with unmoderate after 1 approved message. So that seems to imply that the member will stay at 'Allowed' instead of 'Normal' unless I put them back and moderation and

Rick, What is your default group moderation setting?? If it is Moderated, then yes, the only way to set someone to unmoderated (Can Always Post) is the Override setting you used. Cheers, Christos

I had a moderated member who asked about being moderated.? Realizing they should have come off moderation already, all I could seem to find was "Override: Not moderated" under Posting Privileges to

Shal, you have made my day!! These are the answers I was hoping for. Thank you so much for your very clear answer. I'm the admin of a mailing list which is on Rootsweb, which will be shutting down to

Darlene, Yes you can. You can edit the Welcome Notice via the Member Notices tab on your group's Settings page. More info: /static/help#membernotices

Entered name incorrectly as donauschwaben-villagess, should have been donauschwaben-villages with one "s" I fixed the name and all appeared to be ok. However, the welcome letter has links in, both to

The problems I was having may have been due to an old version of the program. Using Gnu Wget 1.20.3 made it fairly painless. If you want to download your membership list(s) via a script, you'll need

Unless you're an owner (or moderator with proper permissions), you can't download the member list.? As far as I know you have to use the browser unless you're using the API.? I'd expect security

That Chrome application for downloading Yahoo membership lists is great, and I use it often as I'm helping other local group owners in moving their groups from Yahoo over to GIO. From around 2007

If I wanted to make changes to a member's level of moderation, then I would certainly have to use the API, and meet those requirements.? But I get the very same error if I was trying to use WGET to

The API isn't needed for this.? The URL that I"m trying to download is the same one that my web browser uses to display the member list -- /g/Group_Help/memberlist.csv for this

Rick, If you're attempting to download a Members list from a Groups.io group why not just use the Download button on that page? If it is a question of automation see Duane's answer. If you're

I think you'd need a paid group and use the API to do what you want. /api Duane

Some years back, I used to download my Yahoo Groups membership lists from my groups using WGET and a current copy of my cookies.txt file. Trying it now, I'm getting an SSL error from both

Isn't the <UL> tag for unordered list? I would think you would want <B> (bold), <BIG>, <STRONG> and/or <I> (italics) to emphasize your text. You might also use a header tag <H1>, etc. or change the