how to add somebody as moderator in yahoo group. I am a owner of that group.?
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Go to >>> Members >>> Find the member you want to make a moderator and click on Edit Membership. Next click on Change to Moderator.
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You need to go to: Yahoo! Groups, as per the "Community Guidelines" for this site which is:  Yahoo! Answers.
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i think you have to attach it and if you are talking about the msgs like yahoo groups try to build it by ms frontpage and attach it
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I'm assuming you mean you want to have the group messages displayed on your my yahoo, if so, then this is how. If your groups have viewable archives to non-members then there should be an icon right above and to the right of the messages on the group homepage, it says: + my yahoo or something like that, you will want to click that icon and that will take you to the page that will add that group's messages to your my yahoo. If your group does not have that icon then it is not possible for you to add it to your my yahoo. Hope this helps.\n\nPeace out
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are you talking about Yahoo! Group?, go to http://groups.yahoo.com and search for duna or something.
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Don't be a prude . . . but the decision is yours . . . in yahoo . . . there is usually a local abuse button.\n\nMeanwhile, can you add them as a link with your additional information . . . I want to take a look . . .
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I'm not sure if you can modify preferences for the group as a whole, but here's how you do it for yourself. \n\n1. Go to Yahoo! groups (http:/groups.yahoo.com/)\n2. Sign in with your username and password\n3. Click on My Account\n4. You should see your Account Information (Name, ID, etc.). \n5. On the right, under the "Options" sub heading, you should see a link called "Groups". Click on it\n6. You should see all the groups you are a member of.\n7. Click on "My email preferences" on the top right. All email IDs you have used previously will now be listed\n8. Click on edit to modify your preference for a particular address (the one where you receive your groups notices)\n9. Edit your preferences to allow HTML mails. \n10. Finally, click on Save changes\n\n Hope that was what you were looking for.
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YA does not have moderators. In fact go to the forum and you will see never ending threads requesting for moderators.\n\nYA works with Yahoo's Customer Care department to clean up YA.
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Just click the Start a Group button on any Yahoo! Groups page. It will walk you through a simple set-up process. At the end of the process, you'll have created your very own group! \n\nAll groups must be properly categorized. To categorize your group, simply browse or search your way through the Yahoo! Groups directory looking for the appropriate category in which to place your group. Look for categories that list similar groups or are specifically related to your subject. \n\nYour group will be listed in the Yahoo! Groups directory within a few days. Yahoo has a team of category editors, known as "surfers," that go through the Groups directory constantly. They may come across your group, and if they feel it was improperly categorized, they may move it to a more appropriate location.
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This is not a forum. It is not meant for discussions, it's meant for asking questions. If you want to add to your question, click the "edit" button.
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All the features should have been installed by default when you created the group.  If you click on the management link on the left side it will bring up a separate menu with all the different ways you can configure the group.  If you need to find the control panel for the group it will be located at http://finance.groups.yahoo.com
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Would be nice to have moderators (like a typical forum).  That way irrelevant Q&As could be removed (or automagically re-posted to the appropriate category).\n\n----\nEdit:  After a little over a week on YA, I realize it would be nice to have an IGNORE button so we don't have to be subjected to certain people's questions and answers.  Like on Yahoo Chat.  If you ingore a certain person you don't have to deal with their statements in the chatroom.   That would be so kick butt! :)  I'm sure it can be done. ;)
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Do you mean Sub-Acount?\n\ntechedgeindi is correct:\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/   is where it's at.
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I DEFINITELY feel you should tell Yahoo Answers they need to be more on the ball with zapping the objectionable & outright stupid questions. My solution is the simplest and most obvious- give moderator abilities to those who reach level 5 or higher- it's obvious they've been around enough, accumulating points, and care about the system, so who better than to police the board while they're answering questions?\n\nAnd even if they don't make every level 5+ moderators, they should at least let ME wipe out moron questions. They drive me crazy & I spend at least 1/2 my time reporting abuse.
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Go to http://groups.yahoo.com/start\n\nSelect the category you want your group in\n\nFollow the steps on each page to create and name your group\n\nOnce created, you will be able to control the membership and other settings for the group; for example, if you only want your specific friends to join, you can close the group to the public and general membership.  You can also choose moderator settings to ensure that no one joins without an invite or approval from you and make sure that no messages get posted to the group without you seeing them first.
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check with the website that sponsors the group. like if it's a yahoo group, email yahoo about it. letting the members know would also be a good idea, even if the sponsoring website doesn't require it.
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There is nothing that you can really do except use a different search engine.  They are a private company and they can set the rules on what their companies search engine and anything else they have shows/moderates.  It is just like on here, they can take your post off in an instant if they don't like it because Yahoo owns it.