Hello If Groups.io gets a DMCA takedown notice, do the moderators of the infracting group get sent a copy of it? Samuel

Yes for an app, see https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/21367 I suspect it's way beyond expectations to have particular integrations. If you have a premium group and some programming skills, you

Are there any plans for an APP or better still integration into TapTalk? As a mobile user i would find this much better than trying to navigate around this site.

I see a lot of piling-on here, and I don't understand why. What you're suggesting, Bruce, is what I interpreted as what J was asking for in the first place. Sometimes suggestions get lost behind more

Glad to hear that I'm not alone in requesting this feature, It would be a VAST improvement over having a member being the only who can change their RSVP status. This is probably the biggest

Forgot to respond to this part: I am not making a suggestion to make my workaround work. It's a suggestion based on past desires of the majority, as expressed here, not to inform a member when they've

Yes, I've done that many times in the past and it continues to be flakey and funky. And I've already mentioned that in this thread. I think I want to get some work done tonight, so I'm done here. --

Suggesting that the existing workaround be enhanced in some fashion strikes me as counterproductive. I believe you need to ask for what you really want -- comparable accessibility of Past Member

That's a much bigger issue and there is nothing special about the "Notes" page. It may just say "five cats in the household" and the person may not even be using their real name. In fact, our group

Actualy the question abou tGDPR does bring up a good point. The person keeping notes on the members, is that not baking the GDPR? I'm curious to know the answer to that s well. Sarah Alawami, owner

Thanks, Dano. I was similarly stunned. -- 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 human together. - Desmond

That is distinctly not what I am doing. Everyone is entitled to fill out the questionnaire or not. Sometimes people leave because their cat died. I am certainly not going to ban someone if I don't

There is also nothing wrong with trying to see why somebody left a group, which, despite Dano's misinterpretation, is what's being discussed. It's one reason premium groups may use the Past Members

I agree with the ban if for example someone does not answer why they leave, etc. I don't use good bye surveys but if I did I would ban the member from coming back if they did not take the time to

There is nothing wrong with trying to see why somebody got banned. That is not the reason for this thread. The OP was not trying to see why people had been banned, she was banning them herself because

I have to say I'm surprised at the judgmental nature of the responses to J's question. When did we stop trying to help each other and instead became unappointed judges of what people do?? Why is it

Self-explanatory. Currently, "Banned" appears as one of the options in the Members dropdown even if the moderator has no permission to view it. When clicked on, it takes the mod to the Pending list.

Clarifying: that was not addressed to Bruce. It was simply a reference. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can

Yes, Duane, I'd just come to that conclusion. I have access to the members list but can't change member's statuses. However, in those cases it would be preferable to not display the "banned" element

You don't have sufficient privileges then. Works fine for owners and many moderators on free groups. Duane