As I stated, I support option B. To add to this suggestion, also, maybe we could make it harder to join the eGroups, some kind of requirement that requires the member who wants to join to have to go out of his/her way to become a member, simply to see what kind of dedication they intend to give to their respective group. Example: Like, I for example, in an attempt to join the Peace Corps, I was required to write an essay describing why I wanted to join. This took some time, on my part, because I really wanted to join so I had to put a lot of thought and effort into my essay because I wanted it to come across as both professional and dedicated. I'm not saying we should require members to write an essay to gain membership to an eGroup, but something in that nature. Or, maybe requiring a member to write an essay would be a good idea? I don't know. Mostly, I was just using that as an example. What do you all think of that? And do you have any suggestions of your own? Also, as I think I have raised a good point in reference to the troubles with eGroups (I hope ), maybe we could rename this thread [i]so that it is not just for[/i] "leaving" a group. That's up to bro Jie, though.