How to post a message in my group. I am new. I see messages from others. I don't know how to add a message.

Question

There is a reply option when I read a message within the group Remembering Alex. I don't want to reply to just one person. I only joined the group because I wanted to make a condolance message to Dr. Peperberg on the loss of her parrot Alex. There is so much info I get lost in it and cannot find just a simple answer that tells me how to send the condolance message! Why does sending a simple condolance message have to be so complicated that I cannot do it?

Answer 1

in a yahoo group- to the left are tabs, and if you click the post tab, you'll be able to write a post, when done click send

Answer 2

Sign in to the group.

On the left side of page, click one time on "Post".

A new page will come up.  

On the Subject line, type in what you want the subject to be.

In the large black text field, type in your condolence message.

Scroll to bottom of page and click Send.

When this post is approved by group owner/moderator, it will appear on the group site and be sent via email to all members who have their email delivery set to Individual or Daily Digest including you.  If Dr. Peperberg is a member, he will get your message.

Answer 3

How do I post a message to a group?

Send an Email

To send a message to the rest of the group, just address an email to [e-mail], substituting the actual name of your group for "groupname." Group names are not case sensitive.

Note: you can only post to groups you've joined, and only from email addresses registered with Yahoo! Groups. If you misspell the name of a group, or attempt to send an email from an account other than the one you joined under, your message won’t be delivered. If you receive a failure notice, check your email addresses and try again.

Post from the Yahoo! Group Web Site

After you've signed in, go to the group you wish to post to, and click Post. Write your message, and then click Send Message.

Note: Yahoo! Groups restricts messages to 1 megabyte in size to prevent abuse. Email clients and ISPs sometimes add additional kilobytes to messages, so to be safe, send messages that are smaller than a 1MB.