Would it be possible for group owners to be given checkboxes on all the various features, so that if one does not want a certain delivery option available to members, they can remove it to cut down on

Hi For my own group, I would definitely like the “First Message Only” to remain as an option. Frances

One of the members on one of my groups had a problem this morning. He has selected "No email", and I've verified the setting, but he's still getting all messages. I would suspect that while Mark was

I was testing some things this morning and ran into an unusual situation. I sent an email to the group owner email address from an unsubscribed email address. I have that group set so that no emails

This might not be the most important feature right now, but eventually, why not? This is a feature that we can be pretty sure that people would use. Part of the reason why many groups have switched

Hi, When I subscribed, despite my long history as a Yahoo group owner, I found the mail options confusing and botched it! I can only imagine the nightmare that's in store if we can't have the option

Thanks for that bit of reality, Steve. I see people wanting groups.io to be everything under the sun, when in reality, it just needs to function as a solid list server.Dano

Well, instead of talking in the dark, tonight I started my own first Groups.io test group So I agree with Shal. I selected "Not listed in directory, private archives" and that was that. So fat

Steve, I think you already have that. The existing Create A Group page offers a Privacy option with three choices: Listed in directory, publicly viewable archives Listed in directory, private

But, since we're not all computer geniuses, I suggest that when a person creates a private group the default be that the group is not listed in the public directory of groups and that archives are

Sure! Groups.io could have a program like Doodle attached for determining best times for meetings or calls It could have a program like Evite built in for handling invitations to events It could have

Just ran across a situation where it would have been handy to send notice of a calendar event, with an RSVP reply that carries to the event. In theory, people would just hit reply to the event

I am more than overwhelmed that Shal and I had the same basic vision of this. 8-) dg

I agree Shal and knowing Mark, if it can be done he will do it. Just separating them and adding the different wording makes all the difference. Judy F. SW Florida - USA

Judy F., I think - hope - that separating the Message Selection options from the Email Delivery options will make it easier for them as well. It should be possible for them to select the Email

Dano, I am well aware that this is not another Yahoo Groups redo and also that things will look and work differently. I am not asking that things work the same based on the fact that I am a Yahoo

Shal, I agree with your recommendations, at least until someone comes along and confuses me again. LOL I keep going back in my mind to those members that are very senior and barely know how to

Ah, just found the Muting controls again - on my list of groups. Frances

Hi Mark, Muting is fabulous and will appeal to many users, but right now it is a little too complicated. I think you need to show the controls for muting and unmuting on more screens. I can see

Mark, In another thread, dg raises a good point: Perhaps refactoring it a bit could make it easier to understand. See if you think this makes any more sense of things: Email Delivery o