Not without a lot of intervention (and likely a payment) to system support (support@groups.io). You can download/export the files and photos of one subgroup and re-upload them to the other. Same with

Tommy -- There is no groups.io limit on attachment size, except that their combined size within a single email cannot exceed 100 MB. Ref: https://groups.io/static/compare Attachments are not stored in

If Jim shows up as Owner, he can make someone else an Owner. He may not know how to do it, but that doesn't mean he can't. So...did Jim log in with the email address that owns the group? Or is he usin

Rob -- By "updated his computer," do you mean he bought a new machine? That's possible, if he had previously set up two-factor authentication. https://groups.io/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understandin

Michelle -- To the best of my knowledge, you cannot run PHP, or any other server-side language, from a wiki page. So even if you manage to collect the data, you won't be able to send it. "My" organiza

Christos: While I kinda agree, the Reply-to setting is really more of a "suggestion" or a "default," rather than anything that's actually enforced. Fact is, people responding via email can change the

Have him open a group message in his mail client and look at the message footer: The address adjacent to the unsubscribe link should show what he needs to use to log in. Regards, Bruce Check out the g

Joseph -- I suspect this is not the same problem that Tess is having. You were removed because you (or your provider) marked a legitimate group message as spam. Your provider then sends groups.io a no

#question

If you've accidentally checked anyone who is not bouncing, the "Send Bounce Probe" option won't be available in the Actions menu. You may have thought you didn't do that, but you could have someone ch

Chuck -- They must click the link in the bounce probe that you have [manually] sent. By the time the B is red ("bounced"), groups.io is no longer sending automatic bounce probes. Or if they ever happe

Brendan -- Perhaps so, if it makes sense for your organizational structure. The biggest "gotcha" is that everyone must become of member of the main group before (or at the same time as) they join a su

#migration #subgroups

Burt -- Unfortunately, this is not possible, despite the editor icons being present. I asked for this same feature in 2018 (see https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16449) but it hasn't been acted up

Bob -- For future reference, you can check on status of any sent invitations by going to Admin > Invite and clicking on the "Sent Invitations" button at the top of the page. When someone applies to jo

This does not sound like groups.io. Do you have us confused with Google Groups (or something else)? There are no "security questions." Again, this sounds like you have groups.io conflated with somethi

The situation above is completely overstated. In fact, most engines do not even use meta tags anymore. Why? Because too many people abuse it. They would include things that had nothing to do with what

On Mon, Feb 21, 2022 at 08:45 AM, SP4149 wrote: Frances mentions the concept of repurposing Basic (Free, pre 2020) lists. I see that as having considerably value compared to deletion. New Basic lists

Yes, something like that. Better to notify him before you send the probe. That's entirely possible. Some providers just seem to have a problem with groups.io, or groups.io may have ended up on his pro

Unfortunately, alternate languages is not an available feature. Customization of the bounce probe email with Owner-inserted text (similar to the Invite type of Member Notice) might be a good suggestio

Linda -- First off, make sure you are using the HTML editor. The HTML editor should have an assortment of formatting icons in the taskbar at the top (for bold, italic, bulleted list, etc). Secondly, i

Win -- I haven't responded because I don't understand what they want. How are you supposed to provide them with the header of an email that they bounced, and thus you never received? Appended is some