Integrations can now be moderated. When adding or updating an integration, there is a checkbox that indicates the integration should be moderated. Mark

Walkraft, Thank you! Your passion and desire to help are awesome. I approached Groups.io as a project that would most likely grow slowly. It's in a field with established competitors, and at first

As I pointed out to Cherrill, libraries have never had a problem with this. Both the Library of Congress and Dewey Decimal classification systems have call number ranges for what is termed "general"

I have just found out that there are groups here that have many many different topics so to categorize them by my suggestion would not work. I was just going by my own experience with groups, so this

I am just trying to say that if someone is wanting to join a specific type of group, ie friends, pets, technical, whatever; they may not want to scroll through that many pages to find whether there is

coffeechocolatechitchat would probably deserve to be featured under my suggestion since it appears to be the most (only) active organic group, apart from those with automated posts. The only reason

In reply to this, my group doesn't have many members (5 at the moment), but we have a lot of topics and really a lot of emails. Yet, we are still rated lower than groups who have more members, but no

Currently, updates and beta are the only public groups of any note. Since I would like to see this platform take off, I would like to make a suggestion about how this could occur. Instead of the

Each instance of an integration is counted, so option 1 in your email. The five includes any integrations used in the group as well as any integrations used by any of its subgroups. Mark

Changes pushed to the site today: - Sub group direct add email notifications now include a link to the group along with the group description. - Miscellaneous backend changes for better logging. (not

When you say that a Basic group can have up to five integrations does it mean: 1) I can have a total of five integrations: one instagram feed, two facebook status updates, and two RSS feeds, for

I think you're right, adding a moderation checkbox is the easiest and most straightforward way to achieve what you want. I'll put it on the list. Worst nightmare? No way. Ask away! Mark

Hi Ronaldo, Groups.io has the usual assortment of abuse email addresses (postmaster@ and support@ being the two main ones). We have triggers on the direct add function which when tripped, cause the

> What happens when someone replies to one of these moderated integration > messages? Should that message be moderated as well? I don't see why replies would need to be moderated. I was really just

Yahoogroups removed the add-feature because too many mods abused it. I understand groups.io does/will have it. Will there be a complaint-adress? Will abuse mods get their status revoked or

Good suggestion. I've moved the Find/Create group link to the top of the nav bar. If you have ideas for other places the create group link should go, please let me know. Thanks, Mark

Currently, there aren't many people who are joining groups. I would suggest that this is likely because the join groups feature is rather hidden. You have to click on "Your Groups", then "Find or

Hmm, I had never thought of that before. Certainly it's doable. I can think of at least two ways to do it: 1) When you set up the integration, specify that those messages should be moderated 2) Adding

Integrating RSS feeds would be a handy feature for my group, but only if I could pick and choose which posts actually made it onto the list. Would moderation for them (and other integrations) be

All, I've pushed subgroups to the live site. To create a subgroup, click on the '+ Subgroup' tab when viewing your group. Here's the text I've written up for the help center: ---- Groups.io supports