On Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 06:31 AM, Andy Wedge wrote: The answer is No as you suspected. Thanks Andy. I'll layout an enhancement proposal for this functionality and submit it to Beta this evening. -kenn

On Tue, Oct 31, 2023 at 01:22 PM, Tom Link wrote: are the files in the subgroup private to the subgroup or can folks in the main group view them? They're private to the subgroup (as are Photos, Chats,

On Sat, Sep 2, 2023 at 11:55 AM, Tim McCormack wrote: Subject line corrected in this message. It also created a new topic, so it has been merged with the original one to keep everything in one place.

Hi Shal, you said: "...another technique I've used is to put the members' addresses into the Direct Add page of the primary group, and check mark the desired subgroup(s) to add them to. You'll get a h

I submitted it to Beta after I got word that GMF had no way to work with it. If it doesn’t exist, it can’t very well be handled here. I believe it justifiable as a worthy function. Dan Tucker, Groups.

On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 06:42 AM, Dave Gardner wrote: Is there a way to convert a subgroup into its own new group No, you have to start a new group. If you want any of the content, you'd have to move i

No. For all practical purposes, each group and subgroup is an independent entity, so no cross searching. You could make the #suggestion on the beta group if you want. Duane

Thanks everyone, there are some really useful responses here. @SMax, thanks for your guidelines but it seems that the approach you describe would only migrate the membership list. We have 10 years of

Duane, I see those two areas now in the OM, I missed the first time around. Thanks Rick

<groan> A big "oops," for sure. Well, it's hard to suggest that anything is broken here. To complete a [sub]group deletion, there are two confirmation screens, appended below. Both clearly indicate wh

Now on beta group as https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/issues_over_non_group_member/81465985 Jeremy

Thanks, Shal. Agree. in addition, here, "new" could mean not having an account or don't currently have a membership in any group. In any case it seems to me that subscribers should be able to send onl

I'm sharing administration of a top-level group that has a number of subgroups. I am an owner of the top-level group. Another admin created a subgroup, and made it visible only to the subgroup members

Why not just send out a post as a special notice with a description and link to the home page, a note to click the "join" button (with screen shot if needed) and include the subscribe address Subscrib

I did as Christo suggested in the other thread and went to advanced toolbar, Preview, to ensure that I had deleted the whole thing. If I create a signature in the subgroup then in the main group, I ca

Deb, >>> you can check the "Allow Parent Members to Post" box. Shal's suggestion should do what you want, because it allows any parent group member to send messages to any subgroup (that now has that

Yes, the ability to create/delete subgroups will remain. Duane

If the original main group address (groupname@...) still works when a subgroup is created, do to the other addresses such as groupname+subscribe@groups.io also still work? -- Charlie

Duane, Thanks for the info. We decided to maintain the pro subscription as that keeps also the support alive. It's very inspiring groups.io keep their promises to the groups already created. A lot of

Nvm! I tested it myself using another email address. The answer is: The new member will receive 2 messages from the "main" group -- both the customized Direct Add notice and the main group Welcome not