Very good questions to ask. Providing such information helps in mentioning possible sources.

When I think of the OP's question, I think I would like to know what kind of display/ease of use do you require for those who would be working with the files (even if they are only viewing the files

Yes Media Fire is alive and well. Use it as an archive, but use dropbox more daily generally.

Depending on what your game group's name was, we may have a copy of the files stored in the saved data from Yahoo Groups.  I'm still working on that project to get group data organized and uploaded

Not sure this is of any help, but when our games group was on Yahoo, one member took it upon himself to copy and store all our files on MediaFire. I'm actually not sure now if it's even still in

Hi Jan, Nightowl here. Hollow Tree is my personal io group that doesn't have a specific topic. It's there mostly to keep in touch with my friends and to support one another. THe URL is:

My business needs to refer back to computer-generated stuff up to 40 years old. But because all of those old computers and data formats are long gone, what they actually refer to are microfiche

I can recommend Mega.nz - I've used their file storage for lots of things. Currently they offer 20 GB of free storage for an account. I would think that would suffice for your

Night owl and Brenda, What is Hollow Tree? Lost a mom in that time frame just before COVID, I just realized that I'm not keeping up with my home and discovered that grief affects people in

Groups io has been kind to allow me to store the Teaching Articles for our Adult Ed garden for student use. They are allowing me not a permanent solution, but I'm not being cut off, which I greatly

On 4 Dec 2021, at 17:48, deborah via groups.io <deborah75001@...> wrote: Hi everybody I personnally was a moderator for several Yahoo groups and I had them all set on "no email". Therefore FORUMOTION

On 4 Dec 2021, at 17:48, deborah via groups.io <deborah75001@...> wrote: Hi everybody I personnally was a moderator for several Yahoo groups and I had them all set on "no email". Therefore FORUMOTION

Dear Deane, Sorry no, I was not able to migrate a yahoo groups onto Forumotion (forumactif in French). We had to start from scratch. In fact it works differently and what I most appreciate is that

Hi everybody I personnally was a moderator for several Yahoo groups and I had them all set on "no email". Therefore FORUMOTION perfectly suits my needs: I come online on the forum, view the new

Yes indeed Andy. Many of my members just have a few online interests. On a device that can sleep without shutting it down, these can be catered for merely by keeping a few browser tabs always-open,

I agree that email is essential to ME. But a striking number of people prefer not using email. Between a third and a half of the people who join the group I moderate, immediately set their accounts

Indeed, if it's not a list server, it's not a substitute. -- Steve Hayes E-mail: shayes@... Blog: https://methodius.blogspot.com/ Web: http://www.khanya.org.za/stevesig.htm Phone:

Me too - seriously important! For me, it’s doing less and less of it for free. My early-migration free groups have a lot more features than my recent creations. I’m not complaining about the

For me the whole point is the mailing list, getting emails vs having to go check another website for updates if it was not for the email notification, I would not have ever seen your post groups.io

This is interesting! Any chance you've been able to migrate your yahoogroups archives into it? And if so, how well did that go? Be well, Deane