Reply to "Subgroup Alerts"

Rosemary O'NeillProduct Evangelist Bug Hunter

This answer assumes you haven't enabled "Digest Mode."

Subgroups have default new member settings for notifications, so you (the admin) can control the default notification behavior in the subgroup (min, medium, or max).

Also, similar to the way it works at the top level, members can tweak their own preferences for each subgroup as well. When the member goes to their profile, under Settings > Notifications, there is a tab devoted to subgroups.

All notifications will respect the member's choice about using Email or System Alerts to deliver the notifications.

3/23/2112:31 PM

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