How do I delete group? - 358 views

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  #1 Darina Berdinskikh on 22 Apr 07

   

  How do I delete group?

   

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  #2 Maggie Tsai on 22 Apr 07

   

  We can assist you. Just drop us an email and advise the group name (we'll verify whether you're the group owner, etc...)

   

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  #3 Basement on 22 May 07

   

  Hey Maggie
  
  What's the email address we should send to?
  
  thx
  doug
  
  maggie_diigo wrote:
  > We can assist you. Just drop us an email and advise the group name (we'll verify whether you're the group owner, etc...)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hey Maggie <br /> <br /> What's the email address we should send to? <br /> <br /> thx <br /> doug <br /> <br /> maggie_diigo wrote: <br /> > We can assist you. Just drop us an email and advise the group name (we'll verify whether you're the group owner, etc...)</div>

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  #4 Dr. Fridemar Pache on 23 May 07

   

  Dear base007, dear Maggie:
  
  What about the following suggestion:
  
  Before group owners delete "their" group, there should be at least
  
  an announcement in a
  
  Diigo Group Management Forum
  
  in which the "owners" declare that they want to retreat from the admin role and are offering this role to some peer of their group or to the wider community.
  
  Reason:
  
  Many peers may have put their work into the group and get frustrated, if their work is killed.
  Besides that, in some cases, especially if there are many constructive contributions, it would be a destructive act to the whole social annotating community.
  
  MayAllBeHappy
  
  fridemar
  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Dear base007, dear Maggie: <br /> <br /> What about the following suggestion: <br /> <br /> Before group owners delete "their" group, there should be at least <br /> <br /> an announcement in a <br /> <br /> <b> Diigo Group Management Forum</b> <br /> <br /> in which the "owners" declare that they want to retreat from the admin role and are offering this role to some peer of their group or to the wider community. <br /> <br /> Reason: <br /> <br /> Many peers may have put their work into the group and get frustrated, if their work is killed. <br /> Besides that, in some cases, especially if there are many constructive contributions, it would be a destructive act to the whole social annotating community. <br /> <br /> MayAllBeHappy <br /> <br /> fridemar <br /> <br /> </div>

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  #5 Maggie Tsai on 23 May 07

   

  info at diigo dot com

   

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  #6 Maggie Tsai on 23 May 07

   

  fridemar,
  
  thanks for the suggestion. Any example of other popular groups (such as google / yahoo groups, etc.) handle such a process?
  
  I suppose we could form another separate public group. However, I'd imagine what you're describing rarely happen.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">fridemar, <br /> <br /> thanks for the suggestion. Any example of other popular groups (such as google / yahoo groups, etc.) handle such a process? <br /> <br /> I suppose we could form another separate public group. However, I'd imagine what you're describing rarely happen.</div>

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  #7 nolayman on 10 Jun 07

   

  Dear Maggie,
  
  Sorry I cannot find the email to notify to delete a group. Please post it here.
  
  maggie_diigo wrote:
  > info at diigo dot com

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Dear Maggie, <br /> <br /> Sorry I cannot find the email to notify to delete a group. Please post it here. <br /> <br /> maggie_diigo wrote: <br /> > info at diigo dot com</div>

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  #8 Maggie Tsai on 13 Jun 07

   

  info at diigo dot com

   

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