Mary wrote: > a member sent the info on how to 'disable' grouply from that list
Please use this updated link: http://www.grouply.com/owner_controls.php?r=1. After selecting "Disable" be sure the box to delete all your messages is checked so your archives can be removed. > I'll seen anyone who tries to sub with an @grouply email. This is no longer a workable solution. Grouply figured out how easy it was for a listowner to target the Grouply.com addresses and recently began offering members the option of using their primary e-mail addresses. At present, there is no way to identify members who may belong to Grouply if they are using their usual e-mail address. Trying to track down members individually is not the way to protect a list. It must be opted-out at the source, using the link above. After that, any member of a YG list who also belongs to Grouply will be unable to include that list on its Grouply list of YG memberships and any Grouply member who tries to access that YG list will be told that the list is inaccessible at owner's request. That's as good as it's going to get :-( Carol http://www.thesilkworker.com
