No, you can also do it by e-mail. and if what you send from the website isn't a new topic you should obviously send it as a reply groetjes, Ronaldo

That is a large assumption. Better than operating at a significant loss and having the business fail. Chris

If you’re not happy with groups.io, then by all means, leave. No need to stay here and keep trashing it to the rest of us. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

ha ha right now I checked the pricing: free is only up to 500 members. As I and many others just only started the steps towards transfering, I had just created the new groups and thinking about what

It may not be needed, depending on how many members and subgroups you have. One excellent factor in completing the transfer is that it's super easy to export all of your group's information from

Did you sign up and set a transfer in motion before the deadline? If so then I suggest that you wait before accusing Mark of breaking any agreement. AUIU groups formed with a transfer booked before

Not to mention that it seems some people want to blame Mark for what YAHOO has done, and from what he has saved us from. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

In 2009 my group started charging a fee. There was OUTRAGE! How could a community built by it's members be forced to pay for that community? As so many of you know, while running a supportive group

Hi, I just signed up to look around. We have an 1800 member group not associated with any business that is currently in YahooGroups, looking to move so as not to lose our history and digest

Hi, As a technical person, a recent Y!G migrant and one who has set up Open Source Email List software[1], I believe I have sufficient experience to comment on the Price Change. The reality is it

Uh, you've already found it, on the left menu. Duane

Howdy Okay, I propose adding a "New Topic" button to the Messages page. Cheers!

Yes, it is. For future questions, you should join one of the help groups. This one is intended for suggestions and ideas, as described on the Home

Howdy I was confused at first, I was in the messages tab and wanted to send a new message, which becomes a "topic?" I looked around for a "New Message" button on the Message page and couldn't find it,

Hello I really do not agree with what is happening here. We were told transfering would be 110 dollars and then return to a free plan. Literally OVERNIGHT we are told the price is double as much for

Methinks you never sleep, Mark! Presumably you mean the price would be set based on the number of members on the group renewal date. And if I have deep pockets, I pay myself, otherwise I would have

Unless I’ve misunderstood or missed a key post, surely that’s up to each group owner to work out for themselves?The person who sets up or ‘owns’ the group is responsible for and pays the

Hi Helen, Just to be clear, any future potential change to a per-member cost structure would mean that the price paid by *the group owner* would be dependent on the number of members. Thanks, Mark

I fully understand the reasoning for the pricing plans, but I am concerned about how the per-member cost would work. Would people have to pay before they could join a group? How would it work with

Mark has done a fantastic job of coping with the influx of groups from Yahoo! Groups, especially at such short notice. Thank you! I am concerned, though, that the new prices will drive away a lot of