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I agree that multiple (3 to 4) co-owners/moderators is a good idea and I'll be happy to be one of them.
Vas, does groups.io allow you to import members' emails?? I know google groups only lets you do 10 at a time.? If yes, I can provide the member list from the yahoo group.? If not, we can send the info on how to subscribe to io via the yahoo group.? I prefer the second method as it allows people who don't want to stay in the group to be easily unsubscribed.? But remember that many members are not tech-savvy, so please provide detailed instructions on how to subscribe.
Also, I think we may exceed the 200 photos/year - is the space limit based on what is sent or what is stored?? Could we delete photos older than 6 months?? Another option is to encourage members who want to share multiple photos to store photos elsewhere and provide a link to the site where the photos are.
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From: Vas via groups.io <vvyvoda@...> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, Nov 5, 2020 12:09 am Subject: Re: [sacramento-birds] Testing the new group OK, so those of you who have confirmed your accounts with Groups,io, should be able to post without me having to approve the posts.
On Thursday, November 5, 2020, 12:06:03 AM PST, Vas via groups.io <vvyvoda@...> wrote:
Co-owner would be nice, just as a second set of eyes and as you mentioned, stuff happens. BillSF9c, how'bout you being the one?
As for pic size limit, this does not appear to be possible with the free account.? Photo settings are under premium features, and they are blocked.? I am not too concerned over space, yet, presuming that every picture is a high resolution photo at around 5MB, it would take about 200 photos to reach 1GB (math confirmation anyone, it's getting late). Although I've never counted them, I am not sure the current Yahoo Group has had over 200 photos in one year, or has it? My challenge now is to ensure the current group members, about 15, can post without me having to moderate the messages. Working on it, thank you for your patience. |
