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Need to "Reset" the Club Website

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Need to "Reset" the Club Website

9 years 1 month ago
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I am the president of 2563309 - See Our Voices - a Deaf-friendly club. We took over from a dying club in District One last year and have since moved to Founders District. We have no contact with the original members and those that set up the original FreeToastHost Website. How can we get a new club website started? See Our Voices has nothing to do with the old club.
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Re: Need to "Reset" the Club Website

9 years 1 month ago
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You need to change the admin on the original server of this club and I believe that you can use the same site... Is it the same club number? Who is Corpus?
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Hi, and thanks for the reply.

We took over the club last year and so we do have the same club number. When I tried to create a new club website for See Our Voices here, I couldn't continue once I input the club number because the original club had already posted a website associated with the old club.

Unfortunately, we have no access or association to the original members. They turned the club over to us and then sort of melted away. None of them were ever in attendance at our first club meeting after assuming the club number for See Our Voices. I don't know who to contact or how to contact them to ask that I be assigned admin privileges for this club website.

Do you have any suggestions as to how to proceed?

Jeff Hosenfeld
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Re: Need to "Reset" the Club Website

9 years 1 month ago
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Here are the instructions on what to do in your situation:

support.toastmastersclubs.org/doc/item/w...-no-longer-available
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Re: Need to "Reset" the Club Website

9 years 1 month ago
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JeffHosenfeld wrote: We took over the club last year and so we do have the same club number. When I tried to create a new club website for See Our Voices here, I couldn't continue once I input the club number because the original club had already posted a website associated with the old club.

We can delete the existing website which will allow you to request a new blank one for the same club number. Please advise if this should be done.
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