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The auto-sign off looks like it didn't work, so I'll sign off my previous message here, Regards, John Garaty Unanderra in oz

Hi all, I'd describe myself as a "active lurker". Yes I read the daily digests, but I'm now rarely active here because my current modelling project over the past few years simply doesn't fit the Small

Forums, groups,newsgroups etc always have ups and downs of participation based on various factors..time of year,holidays,people leaving and joining etc. and certainly things like Facebook also have an

Viewed the Utube video suggested - no TT. What am I missing? Jude in Choo Chootown

I think technology has something to do with it as well. I know people who no longer have a computer. Just a smart phone and the likes of Face book is better suited to the smaller touch screens than

+1 Best wishes. Philip [small-layout-design] <small-layout-design@...> wrote:

just one guy's opinion >> The activity in the group is mostly related to who posts and how often,not where the group is . GROUPS-IO ~ or ~ Yahoo , if no one posts , the group dies. I have been on-line

My experience was the same. No complaints so far.

Unfortunately the group has indeed been dying a slow death since 2011-2012....the monthly post numbers don’t lie. I’m willing to bet that the decline in monthly posts corresponds directly to when

This isn’t dead. I’m a proponent of moving to groups.io.? Facebook isn’t the answer. I’m a member of many groups there. It is way too easy to post on Facebook allowing for comments to get out

Ed...the group is pretty moribund...this subject thread was the first post in 3 weeks. I think the biggest problem is the Yahoo groups interface has gotten so buggy..you can’t always log on or it

No, you don’t change your e-mail from whatever you use with the Yahoo group now. Tom K

As the “owner” of a Yahoo group that moved to Groups.io I can tell you it didn’t take any computer savvy. Groups.io makes it very easy, and they do all the work of copying all the content to the

John..for Groups.io the name can stay the same...you can use your regular email.

The move to groups.io is pretty much seamless. All you need to do is remember to send messages to a different address. Lets make it happen! Cheers David

I agree with you Chris, as all of my other e-groups have gone to .io so I did too, without any problems as you say. TonyW. Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2018 9:17 AM To: small-layout-design@...

Thanks for posting this link Tom. I live in the UK and so am not in the NMRA, so would have missed it othewise! TonyW, Leeds, England. Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2018 4:53 PM To:

I'm still here and building models every day. Small layouts are my only layout interest. Big bowls of spaghetti are fine for lunch on Sunday, but of no interest in the model railroad hobby.?Darryl

Hi John, Well from my experience the entire process is painless. Everything stays the same and the user does not have to do anything. Very little effort is required by the owner of the group either.

The group isn't dead.? It seems to be very much alive with spectators talking about its death.? Really Groups.io is the answer; but I think the small layout group owner(is this person still with