Being used to yahoogroups and googlegroups, I until now assumed it would be called "iogroups" ("io" being the esperanto-word for "something"). Maybe you could find a name that's easier to

I'd go for "groups eye oh" too. I don't pronounce punctuation (where's Victor Borge when you need him?). I did look up where the IO domain is, and it's the British Indian Ocean Territory (Diego

I've been reading it in my head "groups eye oh." That's easy. I'd stick with that. -Bruce _______________________________________________ Bruce Colglazier Pappas Email: bruce@... Phone: (H)

Mark, Of those I'd choose "groups eye oh" - "groups eee oh" sounds a little too Italiano to me, or too much like like the diminutive "oopsy-oh". -- Shal

whofanvidme, Hmm... I've been saying "Groups dot eye oh", which is sometimes a mouthful. With time (and in context) just "Groups" will work. On the silly side, we could shorten it to "Grio" rhymes

Frances: In YahooGroups, messages sent to the owner address are emailed to the owner and moderators. They are not posts and do not appear anywhere on the web site. I believe that is as it should

Hi, "groups dot eye oh" works for me, spelled Groups.io - unless it's a headline (GROUPS.IO). Linda

Heh, I was wondering when someone would ask that. Actually, I don't know. It could be groups eye oh. Or maybe groups eee oh. Or maybe something else. What do you all think? I think just normal

How do you pronounce groups.io? And is there an official spelling of it in terms of what should be capitalized (GROUPS.IO vs Groups.io)?

I am a moderator only, not owner. I think that being able to contact the owner only is useful. That being said, being able to contact a moderator might be useful too. In YahooGroups a member can send

That's a setting in your browser. You need to set it to whatever your default email is. Or, change your PC's default email setting to your webmail. -- rgds LAurence

Ronaldo, We could configure it to point back to groups.io, and have it use our webmail client to send a message to the owners. But you'd still have to log into groups.io to do that. Would that be

Ronaldo, The group home page, at https://groups.io/org/groups.io/GROUPNAME is always viewable, even for people not logged in, and that contains the group description. The invite emails themselves

markf@corp.groups.io sendis: I can see the "contact group-owner" button, but when I click it my computer asks me to configure that email-program that I never use. That is very unpractical. If I'm

When we (moderators) send someone an invitation to join our group, or simply add them, will they be able to read the description of the group without logging in? groetjes, Ronaldo --

Changes pushed to the site today: - Fix for search on groups message page, and fixed an HTML escaping issue with the search indexes. - Tweaked snippets in group search to show more of the group

thank you for your reply. I have changed the settings on the group to private archives. I have 3 computers, the hairdos are cut off on all 3 including the Apple. To my knowledge, my screens are not

Good point! I've changed it so that if clicking the Reply link from a digest (all digests from now on, since it's a slightly different URL), it will make sure you're logged in first. It will also open

Hi Cherrill, Publicly viewable Archives can be seen by the public-at-large. If you want to confine viewing to the members of your group, you will have to show that you understand that the decision is

You can't reply to the whole digest email, but it looks like you have set it up so you can reply to a specific message in the digest. I clicked on the Reply to this Message. in the email and it works