Bug: communities with no members....

[daniel tygel]

You argument is valid for "important" communities, but not for trash 
communities, that were left by error or by mis usage.

I think the best behaviour should be like in yahoogroups:

--> If the only admin of a community tries to leave, and there are other 
members, a message should tell him/her that he/she should first define 
another user as admin so that he/she can leave.
--> If there is no other members in the community, there should be a 
really big and highlighted message warning that, since this person is 
the only member, the community will be removed if he/she leaves. So the 
system highly recommends that the user tries to find another user to 
join and become admin, to leave afterwards, and that in this moment, if 
the person REALLY wants to remove the community, he/she will be able to 
leave and the community will disappear.

    In this way, we prevent the system to have orphan communities, which 
are useless and may accumulate becoming trash.

        daniel

On 12-03-2015 12:04, Rodrigo Souto wrote:
> Because he/she wants to?  ;)
>
> The problem of removing a community is that you lose all the history of
> it. If the community is so important that a random user should not
> become admin of it, then the admins should be concerned about leaving it
> without admins.
>
> daniel tygel escreveu isso ai:
>> Ok, but why allow him/her to leave an orphan community?
>>
>>
>>
>> On 12-03-2015 11:49, Rodrigo Souto wrote:
>>> Hey Daniel,
>>>
>>> When the person is the last administrator leaving a community, there is
>>> an alert page that informs that to the user and suggest that before
>>> leaving he/she should add another administrator. Check it out:
>>> http://noosfero.org/Development/ActionItem1400
>>>
>>> daniel tygel escreveu isso ai:
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>>     If a profile is the single member of a community or enterprise, and is
>>>> removed, the community should also be removed, with an alert before that.
>>>> Now, the community ends up having nobody after the personal profile is
>>>> removed...
>>>>
>>>>     Is there a way for other people (non committers) to create issues in
>>>> gitlab, or should we send messages here in the community?
>>>>
>>>>          daniel
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