Wild Apricot provides payments, so that is a different level of features. I looked at it a few years ago for our Boy Scout troop, to handle dues, paying for outings, etc. On the other hand, groups.io

Southenders Admin, Not sure what the issue could be. We haven't had any other reports of missing emails. The best thing you (or anyone else) can do who wants to make sure Groups.io is around for

There is an invite message in English which, apparently, you can customize. I thought that I could replace it with a text in Italian, but found out that you can't delete the English text and replace

That's one option, yes, and if you have access to the same address throughout the day it's a valid one. However, where I work I don't have access to my personal email (network level filtering for the

I have filters set in my emailer (Pegasus) to send post to folders for each each group. So email from @beta.groups.io goes into the GrioBeta folder etc. OK, Tony On 12 Feb 2018 at 6:43, beta@...

Sometimes, but not always. I think it's something to do with the way the message is posted but I'm not sure. I always read emails in plain text. Sometimes I see a set of options like that, but

It would really be nice if you could have one account but have an email address for each group you are subscribed to. For example, have a user account as user@... but for groups have something

Hi Marina, Italiano? A minority language? No way :). Anyway, I believe translations could be open-sourced as a Github repository for everyone to contribute. I have been taking part in

Thanks to all for the helpful replies. My message with the attachment was just 987kb. For my that's large. It still hasn't shown up. I used a name close enough to the original for my test site that it

Hi, André, Mark and Marina, I would happily provide German translation, and I´am quite sure more owners of foreign groups would do so to provide their language version. Most of the members can

In Beta I've just posted a reply to a separate request for a German version. I think all these posts about localization should be merged into one specific thread. I know that translation has a cost

I am (hopefully) about to relocate an Italian YG group with over 4000 members. Although my YG group is about literary translation and most members have a good command of English, I know that having an

Southenders Admin, He hasn't mentioned automating any file-based import from PG Offline archives. So that would probably involve at least as much of Mark's time as using the transfer agent. He has

I signed up for a one month premium subscription while transferring. It was handy in case I wanted to direct add any members, plus I felt like I was supporting the transfer work. wunder Walter

...oops, that cut off - should read: You won't regret it. :) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. -

I would take advantage of the transfer process, unless you have only a handful of members. I don't think it would be easy to replicate all the features of the transfer by hand. As for delays in

Welcome! You could get a paid subscription! https://groups.io/static/pricing Frances

Having played around with Groups.io, I am prepared to move my group. While I have group members who are fighting the inevitable, I think it is something that must be done. I've copied my groups

When getting individual message delivery, there are these options on the bottom of the email: Change Your Subscription Group Home Contact Group Owner Terms Of Service Unsubscribe From This Group

Mark and everyone, Marina is definitely right. And that reminds me one more question I had asked before: would it be possible to make Groups.io localizable, at least all the public stuff that goes