I think there has been a lot of miscommunicatio in this thread, starting with Mark's statement that "Basic groups created after that time will be limited to mailing list features only." That's what

I don't understand why that would be. Nothing will change on their groups. A lot of people seem to be skipping over that part. See https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25916. In rereading Mark's

dave wrote: Likewise, I'm a member of 4 or 5 groups, none of which are "formal" clubs, and have no associated dues or payments. All of them are Basic groups, and are perfectly happy with the services

As dual-owner of a premium group of about 250 members, we did a donation drive via PayPal and Stripe. Only about 10% of our membership made a donation, but sufficient funds were raised to fund

When listing files in a group that has more files than fit on one page, buttons to the other pages are displayed at the bottom of the page. However, these buttons lead to a 404 page. The reason is

Yeah, right. And how do you propose that a group with nearly 2000 members spread throughout the world (but mainly in the UK) should collect that money? Or are you assuming that the Owners/Moderators

Marv's ideas are good, thanks for writing them. I belong to around 15 groups and moderator for 3. These are all informal groups related to amateur radio and other subjects. Most have no mechanism for

JediPirx said: >>> ... and keeping "Basic" as is but adding a nominal monthly charge ($5/month ?). My comment: That is a terrible idea. Many of the current Basic groups have no income stream to pay

Hi Mark, on the confirmation page when muting a topic, there is another reference to 'thread'. Regards, Andy [Mod note: Changed hashtag to #bug]

Regarding Mark Fletcher's changes: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25893 Stan/jp wrote, in part: This seems like a good idea to me, but I can't anticipate how Mark

From day one of my awareness of groups.io. I have been troubled by sustainability of its business model. During my career in software development I saw good products fail when finance directors

Just a thought, but, what about creating a "Free" plan that is mailing list and possibly Wiki only, and keeping "Basic" as is but adding a nominal monthly charge ($5/month ?). This avoids legacy plan

Andy Well of course - that’s optimum. $$trength in numbers. We did jump. Just now. Not “the ship”, of course.

I'd rather more people jumped to a premium account than a price rise for existing premium customers. Andy

Mark Would this include current pricing for premium groups? As in jump to Premium before the rollback for new groups and the price will be held. I’m trolling for a reason(s)/benefit(s) to get our

The problem is with Network Solutions, your email provider. After we send the body of an email to them, we have to wait for a response, indicating that they got the message ok, or if there was an

For about 3 days now I have been getting multiple message, 20+ as a guesstimate, for some of our messages that are posting. I am the group moderator but some of our members are complaining of the

They are existing groups, so will not be affected. We have a long standing policy of not changing things for existing groups. Of course I cannot predict the future, but I don't anticipate that

You probably won't thank me for saying this but the problem is not the automatic deletion after 14 days but the fact that you left your Spam Box unchecked for 2 months. I would argue that a message

Mark what about groups that went premium for a YahCHOO! transfer intending to drop back after the year? They are “existing” groups that get full benefits? It doesn’t affect us, but it would