If the data is static (additions made but not modifications), what about uploading to the Internet Archive? Uploads can be marked noindex which means it's not listed (aka no one can find it with a sea

I'm not the owner or a mod, no idea what tools Yahoo's left them with. I think the mods were trying to get a group set up here so they could at least invite members over. I've not really had time to f

One of the groups I'm saving has about a dozen people trying to unsubscribe by hitting Reply All, and at least two who are being rude to the point of profanity and cursing at others (including the gro

Not entirely accurate - as their GetMyData tool does provide (most) files and links along with messages. It isn't possible to get them any other way, though (no more using PGOffline or the Python scri

ROFL, there is. I'm just slow to spot it, apparently - the icon is quite different than what I'd expected. You would think a quotation mark was a quote icon? Nope, that's for the blockquote bit. The c

Apologies, I find the interface a bit clunky - there's no automatic "quote" button and one has to manually copy/paste anything quoted under a blockquote option that doesn't have the user identifier (i

Ah, yeah, I missed that - my tutorial makes it clear that you need to import the mailbox, and that would be the same for any email client one imported the mboxes into. Hopefully Apple Mail is easy eno

All of the Yahoo Groups mbox files are numbered like that with .00001, etc.; even the groups with only a single mbox will have .00001 after them. So that file is complete as it is. If Apple Mail can't

Mbox files are an email storage format and can be imported into most email clients. Thunderbird is an open source email client and as typical of open source programs, has been ported to multiple OSes,

Actually, members of Yahoo groups get all messages, links, and files (though there are reports of files missing, but I don't think it has anything to do with whether one is a member or not). I heard r

*snorts at the paranoia* T.umblr.com is Tumblr's standard redirect domain, for anyone who didn't already know this - there's no fraudulently mimicking Tumblr whatsoever. Take a look below: The first p