"I believe that was implemented so that others couldn't submit subscription requests using your email address." Of course. That makes sense for stand-alone groups. However, in the case of a

This. Why do I have to care or think about all the various reasons why I as an owner/moderator am sent/not sent apply or confirmation message? I'm not sure that is practical or consistent. My use case

I've confirmed that this sequence of actions does lead to those two log entries. Thanks Mark...appreciate the explanation! When you click the footer link, it doesn't actually unsubscribe you right

I appears that on an older iPhone when you have more than 20 RSVP responses the bottom of the page including the link to subsequent pages and the footer line - About, Features, Pricing.... is not

A "Select all" [accepted | faiiled | sent ] would be very helpful for tracking invitation status when starting a group. For example, I invited 137 members from a Yahoogroup and now I need to follow

Then everything appears to be working normally. When joining an unrestricted group or subgroup via email, you always need to verify that you intended to join. I believe that was implemented so that

Oops -- I forgot to say that the members are applying to join subgroups via email to <subgroup>+subscribe@<parentgroup>.groups.io We use Yahoo groups via email -- we keep our files on a website.

Curt, That doesn't happen in my test subgroups; a member of the parent group (also restricted) can view and click on any of the subgroups (that are visible) and click on Join and they are added at

Parent group is restricted. Subgroup is not -- no boxes checked under Spam Control. Owner of parent group can add them to any subgroup. They get a notice telling how to opt-out. Excellent. However, if

That's one place where it gets a bit confusing. Even though they clicked on a link in an email, it goes to the site(web) for them to verify it. Duane

Which then raises the questions - Why did I not get that email when I unsubscribed my test account via the web? and Why would it say 'left group via web' if they left via an unsubscribe button on an

Click the unsubscribe link in a footer. Then click the resubscribe link in the email we send you telling you you've been unsubscribed. If they didn't click the unsubscribe button, perhaps they

Yes, exactly. They were all rhetorical questions. Which is exactly why I tried to emphasize that I don't want consistency for consistency's sake. I want it because the current inconsistent situation

J, I'm sure you know the answer to both of these, but are asking "in the voice of" the confused group owners, in order to emphasize the inconsistency. The NC appears only for unconfirmed email

Here are a couple of other/alternate suggestions. The main problem for me is the lack of consistency, and not just for consistency's sake, but because it is confusing to group owners currently. Why do

Shal, I like all of those suggestions. And as an added bonus, let’s please clarify the language. People with existing gio accounts DO currently have to respond to an email asking them to

J, It's déjà vu all over again. I believe it is intentional, because hobgoblins and spambots. That is, all email commands (except +help and +owner) require confirmation before they do anything,

Moi aussi, but from a different group. Chris

Right, it's coming back to me now! You were the first to report this, and it has to do with the topic count after splitting a topic. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

I can provide email addresses of the three members who did this in my group, if it helps. Dave