Comments on: Fun facts about Yahoo! Groups

By: Allen Young

Allen Young — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 18:25:05 +0000

09/02/09pm …. “amount of members” GACK
Not “amount”. number.
Please do not abandon number.

By: Roopesh Rao

Roopesh Rao — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 04:41:36 +0000

I have a huge community living accross the globe and are not in touch. The world is shrinking and its very important that you know your own community well and understand each other. You all are invited to my community group named as “thiyayouthwinggroup” and be a part of the growing TSYW family.

You may call the moderator Mr. Naveen Kumar for any help and he will guide you smoothly inside the “thiyayouthwinggroup” signin formalities.I am contactable on roopeshrao2001@yahoo.com for further details to join our community.

By: laci_in_denim

laci_in_denim — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 08:06:28 +0000

Over 9 years I have been a club owner I have recieved many form letters from Yahoo during those years. I put to use a help form to Yahoo recently. Tonight I got back a form letter stating the email served as a warning and that I was barred. Very professional it was. Strongly suggesting the All Star programs benefits. Imagine that! I am an All Star and I have never been barred from anything. I resent the warning form letter to the max. I feel I’m owed an appolgy and not by a form letter. If Yahoo wants all players to pay as I do I suggest they first get a lot better organized and be a lot more careful who they send warning FORM letters to.

By: Cindie

Cindie — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 02:21:45 +0000

How about some facts on the groups themselves. Like the oldest group? Most post, most members, most active group with stats of the activity etc.

By: sivaraman

sivaraman — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:45:48 +0000

The statistics is great to read. But most groups are cluttered up with past and non existing memebers. I would estimate at least 20% are dead accounts in the groups. There should be a system to clean up if there has been no activity by the so called memebr for more than six months or so. It avoids wasting time in searches and posts, and saves space in the servers too.
Will yahoo consider?

By: Barry

Barry — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 18:25:59 +0000

In the past when any member sent a message to the group, they got that same message sent back to them as well as the rest of the group. Sometime last year that changed and the message is only sent to everyone else. As a result the sender is led to believe that it didn’t go through and ends up sending it again. Now almost every message posted is being sent twice.

How do we get back to working like it used to. Why does Yahoo insist on tinkering with things that work great only to screw them up?

By: Barry

Barry — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 00:23:50 +0000

I don’t know where else to post issues so I’m going to do so here. In the past year something changed where the person sending a message does not receive it back themselves as they used to. As a result the sender believes that it did not post and sends it again resulting in duplicate messages. How do we change this back to even the sender receiving the email message? I have a large group and this duplication of emails is becoming a big deal. It used to work fine but changed and I’ve asked this question numerous times but have never received an answer.

By: Amelia Petre

Amelia Petre — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 18:40:19 +0000

Dear Willie,
Thank you and Happy New Year. I have met some many wonderful people on on Yahoo 360. Most of all you have let me vent my thoughts of the loss of my daughter to Breast Cancer and help share with the world my daughters book that I am trying to promote for all Breast Cancer surviors to read.

God Bless you and your staff!
Amelia Petre

By: Willie Leuterio

Willie Leuterio — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 15:12:54 +0000

In behalf of our investphil yahoo groups we thank you
for all the support you have extended to us.

More Power to Yahoo! & Keep up the Good Works.

We are keeping in touch all the time.

Thank you,

Willie Leuterio
investphil moderator