To Shal and Frances - Thank very much to both of you for your responses. Frances - I sent the Wiki instructions to a member who joined by responding to the invitation I sent, asking her to follow

Bob In addition to the wiki page, try this short explanation of how to log in the first time. Shal -- Help: https://groups.io/static/help More Help: https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even

Hi Bob Here's from the wiki. https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Logging-In Frances -- https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki https://groups.io/static/help More help: use the search

In the wiki - https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Profile-and-Email-Address-and-Merging-Accounts You don't have to be a member of this group or any group to read the wiki. Frances --

Last week I set up a group f/u/w two seminars I hold each week with seniors who are members of a retirement-in-place community. I am teaching them about/helping them with Apple devices: iPhone,

I’ll be interested to see the answer to that one too! Bob ——— “ A man sees in the world what he carries in his heart.” — Goethe, Faust

A member of my group would like to change her email. She can't find anywhere to do that. She asked me to help. I can't find anywhere to do that. How can a member change the email address?

I wrote: A second triage is to tell the members to use btinternet's webmail interface if they wish to issue email commands. Since it seems that messages sent that way are not affected by this

Could I get a sanity check on why groups.io originally decided to use the +owner convention instead of the -owner one used with Y!G? I seem to recall it was pretty convoluted, along the lines of: --

PeterL: Don't celebrate yet. All I have managed to do at BT is to get the moderators to refer the problem to their email team. I have not yet heard back from them, so I don't know if they are doing

Bill, What Bruce said. The group can have more than one owner, so you could stay on as an owner indefinitely while the new guy "learns the ropes". In fact staying on as a backup owner is a common

Ceridwen, The one flying the NC badge did not reply to your Invitation, if you mean that you used the group's Invite feature. If he/she had that would have confirmed his/her address. He/she must have

The two members missing from the Directory list both replied to an invitation by me, the owner. One shows an "unconfirmed" symbol, the other does not. I have not received requests for confirmation

Congratulations, Peter, on getting BT to do anything. I've never managed it. Your suggestions seem eminently sensible. Yahoo (for what it is worth) use the form <group>-owner and I never heard of a

Well, maybe... Members' ability to edit their own posts is dependent on Settings > Message Policies > Disable Editing Messages not being checked. If checked, members cannot edit their own messages,

Each person can edit their own posts from the groups.io site. Under the message there are 3 bars by the word "More." When that is selected, "Edit Message" is an option about half-way down the list.

Eric -- By design, only Owners and Moderators with the "edit archives" permission are allowed to do this. Regards, Bruce -- The system Help is your friend. https://groups.io/static/help

Bill -- Go to Admin>Members and find the subscriber's record that you want to promote. Pull down the Role menu and select Owner. Click the Save button at the bottom of the page. Repeat for your own

Is there a way to allow users to edit a post without the edit being sent to everyone?

Shal, What is the procedure for changing out the Groups-IO Manager of a group. I can no longer do this job. I wish to remain a member of the group, but need to swap in a replacement