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Changing social group ownerships in 3.7
I posted this on vb.com but it was by and large ignored, hopefully someone here can help me out.
On my site, I'm only letting Admins/Mods create groups for everyone, and letting my users suggest them. My question is, after I create a group for some folks, is there a way for me to leave it? I'm currently a member of every regional group on my site, and while I'm a rather omnipotent fellow, it feels a bit silly. |
If this isn't a feature right now, +1!
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A solution for until a Mod is written or vbulletin changes things or whatever would be to create a new user and have that new user be the creator of all the groups. I know that's not perfect, but it may work in the meantime.
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Why do you have to be a member of these groups? As an admin you create them, but why join them?
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When you create a group, you join it automatically.
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What kind of "groups" are we talking about? Regular vBulletin (Public Joinable?) Usergroups?
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Sorry, no - the new social groups. :)
[high]* Guest210212002 edits the title appropriately[/high] |
Lol, i should learn to also read the title and not only the posts.
Sorry not my expertise, will have to wait for someone else. |
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It might not be a bad idea to leave it as is so you can keep on eye on things if something went south within the group. Maybe have a Mod make the groups and that way they would know a Mod was watching over things.
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