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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20628

nyree
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Seems crazy to me but I recently moved cities and was in the process of joining a new club and I offered to set them up with a website - something they didn't have. I was told this was a good idea - so I applied and someone on the club committee authorised it and I got the website up and running.
This morning I got a visit from one of the committee with a letter saying they did not want a website and also declining my application for membership.

So how do I go about removing the website I set up?

cheers

Nyree

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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20630

Jane Atkinson
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Websites can certainly be removed, but we'd need to know the club number in order to do this.

An actual member of the club needs to apply for the website to be removed. In the circumstances, I'd personally be inclined to say that it should be a member of the executive committee who makes the request. However, it's ultimately up to the FTH admin (Brian) to make this decision.

VPE Ernst&Young Achieving Potential, club 1137486 (Auckland, NZ)
FreeToastHost Field Officer, District 112 (Northern New Zealand)

Spare yourself anxiety and Backup your site regularly.

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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20636

nyree Topic Author Visitor	Hi Jane - its club 1666 in Whangarei - they do not feel that I would be a good fit for their club as I am a 'dominant' personality. As I am not a member, but was the admin for the new website - I have removed all info, graphics and text and just need the site to go. Cheers Nyree B. DTM (currently no longer a TM member)
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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20639

SteveTheTechie Offline FreeToastHost Developer Posts: 13529 Thank you received: 3831	Hmmm... and you are a DTM, also. ("Dominant Toastmaster"? hehe) Just curious... How long has this club been around? Regards, Steve James, DTM FreeToastHost System Developer Officer Emeritus, Mindful Communicators (Club 1966, District 52) A President's Distinguished Club for each of the last 10 years. >>> Please put your club number in your forum profile. CLICK here to edit your profile.
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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20641

Jane Atkinson
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A key point is that Brian is the only person who can remove a site. We lowly ambassadors don't have that level of access to the servers.

So it might be best to see what Brian has to say about it. It's apparently not unheard of for clubs to have a non-member as website admin - you can get clubs who have only non-geeks as members and one of them happens to have a tame IT friend who's willing to help. But I don't know what the rules are regarding deletion requests from a non-member.

VPE Ernst&Young Achieving Potential, club 1137486 (Auckland, NZ)
FreeToastHost Field Officer, District 112 (Northern New Zealand)

Spare yourself anxiety and Backup your site regularly.

The following user(s) said Thank You: nyree

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How to cancel a toastmastersclubs.org website 11 years 7 months ago #20650

Brian Offline Administrator Posts: 11672 Thank you received: 3881	1666.toastmastersclubs.org has been removed. Thank you, Brian McDonald DTM, PDD D61 FTH Lead Technical Support member Cataraqui Valley Toastmaster 9560 The following user(s) said Thank You: nyree
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