Ah; I thought it was just me that experienced that when trying to put things together for GMF wiki pages! It is a bit of a pain; I have found a sort of solution but it tends to be a bit hit and miss

I insert images all the time in the body of the text on the group site. I click where I want my image to go and then click on the "insert icon" symbol and the picture shows up there. My issue is

Mark, This is not meant to be as argumentative as it may sound, but the ability to use the * wildcard would not be considered regex capability by anyone familiar with regular expressions.

Rex Are you creating the message w/ your email application or thru the io web interface? Are you speaking of finding the pic being attached (rather than embedded) when you (and members) receive the

Rob, I believe there is an issue with subgroups and the Slack integration, specifically the use of subdomains and OAUTH, as you've noticed. I haven't had a chance to investigate. The Slack integration

I believe that * works. I now don't think I have it set up for any other regex queries. Regex queries are apparently very resource intensive, and I'm seeing that a bit with the limited * searches that

The yahoo transfer page, at https://groups.io/yahootransfer is working once again. Thanks, Mark

No, the premium account is for the parent group only. Yes, members of the subgroups must be members of the parent group. Hope this helps. Mark

So it seems both of you (Shal and Dave) want members to be able to post to the subgroup but not read messages in it. (I just created a test group to see if that configuration is even possible, and it

Dave, I don't think so. I have the same use case, and the same request, in my PTA group. The members of the school's PTA unit are (allowed to be) subscribers to the unit's primary group. The board

J, just saw your last post. I'll experiment with your suggestion. Dave

J, thanks for your thoughts. We're paid up through August, so we're not going anywhere else right now. Dave

Here's another concern regarding your request: It sounds like what you desire is the ability of subgroup non-members to post to the subgroup, but not read messages in it. (Because if you also allowed

typo, should read making the board members into group moderators -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be

Moderators do not have to see any moderation requests, nor do they have to do, or receive, ANYTHING except emails addressed to the group owner address. If you are concerned with them seeing only each

I appreciate everyone's thoughts here, but I'm not sure everyone understands what I've said or appreciates the challenge of our situation. I never said that we needed people from outside the group to

Hi Rex, yes, just copy your image to clipboard and paste it in where needed, like so: Regards, Andy

Is there a way to embed an image within text? If that's not clear: Blah, blah, blah, text .jpg Blah, blah, blah, text Currently my .jpg ends up being an attachment at the bottom of the

I agree with this and that's why I, too, suggested simply making the board members owners or moderators of the main group. You'd have to bcc all moderators (aka board members) on any subsequent

It would seem to me that only members and not "anybody" should be able to post to the main (homeowners') group Why would you wish the world to be able to post to your homeowners' group? If someone