Dear Forumotion Team,
I always was under the impression that the "founders account" of the creator of a forum is a "sacred" thing so to speak and that it would/should be impossible to loose it (apart from bad things happening like: being hacked, getting one's password stolen or trusting the wrong people). Subsequently a "transfer" of a founders account should only ever be possible with the explicit consent of the person who created the forum.
I'm beginning to think that this is not at all the case and would like to hear an official statement and why forumotion is handing over "founder accounts" to unauthorized people without checking with the forum's real founder/creator! There should - at the very least - be an e-mail warning system to prevent something like this from ever happening without the creator/founder knowing what's going on.Â
In my humble opinion transfer of a founder's account without explicit consent of the creator shouldn't be possible in the first place (due to for example: privacy of correspondence, posts and telecommunications, intellectual property infringement,...).
Regards
I always was under the impression that the "founders account" of the creator of a forum is a "sacred" thing so to speak and that it would/should be impossible to loose it (apart from bad things happening like: being hacked, getting one's password stolen or trusting the wrong people). Subsequently a "transfer" of a founders account should only ever be possible with the explicit consent of the person who created the forum.
I'm beginning to think that this is not at all the case and would like to hear an official statement and why forumotion is handing over "founder accounts" to unauthorized people without checking with the forum's real founder/creator! There should - at the very least - be an e-mail warning system to prevent something like this from ever happening without the creator/founder knowing what's going on.Â
In my humble opinion transfer of a founder's account without explicit consent of the creator shouldn't be possible in the first place (due to for example: privacy of correspondence, posts and telecommunications, intellectual property infringement,...).
Regards