Thanks Andy for that tip. I do have 100 entries per page already which is likely why the scrolling takes so long to get to the bottom and find the next page arrow. The reverse order you described work

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Is this not an issue for others?

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Great suggestion, I didn't think of. I would prefer that over what the page currently offers.

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I use an iPad Pro iOS version 14.3. The new display interface the Hastag page on mobile devices is cumbersome. When we had only a few hashtags it wasn't a problem but now we have them spread over 2 pa

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I would agree. Email addresses should be under the control of the person they belong to and not a third party.

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We had a similar scenario last week, with person B subscribing person A to our group. Both "goodies". Person A, forwarded a privately sent email on how to join from our group Home page to Person B. Pe

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It's taking some getting used to. Came at a day when I really didn't have time to hunt and peck around. I agree, it would have been far easier to figure out if it mirrored the left side menu I saw bef

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I activated the Sponsorship for my legacy groups. There is nothing for any of them to gain at this time by upgrading to a Premium group. However I do want to allow myself and the group members an oppo

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We don't know that group owners will be informed in any way by GIO if a member of their group is a paid GIO account holder or not. Everyone seems to be assuming that group owners and members will be a

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What is your concern/downside of allowing "full" groups to accept more members?

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I don't see anything in Samuel's proposal that would change your current way of doing things. You are grandfathered in as a legacy Premium Group. That fact would not change unless you decided to downl

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Perhaps mirror the same terms as the proposed group tiers. A Basic Member and a Premium Member. On another note, I think many are making this overly complicated. Right now if a new group owner were to

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How interesting! I have spent the last week researching existing apps to meet a "generic" club's needs and if it was feasible to design an app for specific groups. There are a number of apps used by c

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It would seem to me this is very simple. If a group owner wanted a premium group and wanted to pay the cost of additional members over the tier's limits that group owner could do so and no members wou

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What happens to groups who have paid and get closed down for not following the rules? If a member of a group has paid $3-5 a year for an individual GIO account, they can join a different group. Maybe

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I am in support of the proposal of GIO offering the option of a paid level of service to GIO account holders. GIO account holders who want to pay GIO a nominal sum should have a mechanism to do so. Wh

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I can't afford $20 a month but I want to pay something to GIO for the service being offered which is the ability to find and join basic groups. I agree with everyone on this thread who has suggested t

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Scott, Thanks for this prospective. Like you, I have created and "own" groups that are not "mine". They belong to others who lack the skills needed to create/own/manage a group. I have no desire to im

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I too am a member or an owner of about 7 groups with less than 15 members, 3 of them with less than 6 members. I have an aversion to social media and GIO provided a safe option for family and friends

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Maybe something like a per member pricing structure for free groups over 100 members? Or as was mentioned by Duane, a message pricing structure if messages exceed a certain amount in a specific time p

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