First of all, I took a look at your Yahoo Groups shipwreck page and it is very interesting. You mention use of groups by people with disabilities. As a result of a lawsuit against Penn State on the

You may want to consider a Gmail email account as a "notebook". It is searchable with Google search and will be a place you can send all the messages you think you may need in the future as well as

Hi Mark, I just finished reading all 600+ messages in the archives here, in chronological order and it was really enlightening! Thank you for allowing me to be able to easily do that. It's just what

I would never want my archives tampered with, disabled or other. That's my personal preference. Otherwise, why bother having an on-site group interface? I prefer to do everything on the web site

Susan B, I think a group should always allow a member to delete his/her own posts, without moderator intervention. That would be in keeping with the principle that the member owns his/her content,

Hi Susan! Glad you're here! I just finished reading the entire archives of this Beta group, (yes, 600+ messages), and I'm trying to learn all I can. But I'm asking Mods & Members people to give me

Dan!!!!! Great to see you here! Brenda

Linda, Yahoo may close down Groups anyway. They haven't been maintaining or fixing or anything in their regard for some time. Personally, I would like to see everyone rescue their archives and

Weighing in on the Wiki/Database discussion. Many of the Yahoo Groups users have been stymied from finding a new Groups location simply because there was no database/spreadsheet option. I don't

Mark, I've been reading the archives, starting at message # 1, and there are a few messages with the text still collapsed, but it wasn't a big deal. I just clicked the three dots, read it, and moved

Ian wrote on 12/8/14:>>If there were a "Return my own posts: Never, If Edited, or Always" button I'd leave it on "Always" - the reflection is an indication that the post has been received and

Once again, replying to an older message: Shal wrote on 11/21/14:>>Infinite scroll suits some people. Notably Yahoo Groups and Groups.io have both adopted that style for for presenting message lists

Hi all, Hope it is ok to ask on here, but what are your thoughts on disabling archives altogether? I'm surprised this isn't an option as both Yahoogroups and Googlegroups have this facility. In fact,

I know it's an old message but I HAD to reply to this: David P. Dillard wrote on 11/10/14:>>There is also another matter to consider here when making comparisons with matter to consider here when

You know what I can duplicate this. I'm wondering if this is a bug?

 Brenda, Thank you. I've only been on the site a few hours... I just found the box where you input the number. I am not sure how I would know what number I'd want to input but guess I'd eventually

When I click on the [GROUPS.IO] in the upper left hand corner of the page, it takes me to my inbox. This is great because I can see what's going on everywhere at once. However I can only see it in

Yes - which is why spelling out at least the first 3 letters of the month, and using a 4-digit year - would work for any date. 13-MAY-2015 = MAY-13-2015 = 2015-MAY-13 = 2015-13-MAY. Only other

I sent an invitation to one of my groups and realized after I sent it that there's no place to save a standard invitation message. Having that option would save a lot of work reinventing those same

 Dana In regard to this: > The alternative is to make sure that the date has the 3-letter month, and a full 4-digit year. That eliminates all confusion, no matter which comes first. Actually,