I changed basic settings of the website and our web site is not longer viewable

Mike is not an officer and not authorized to remove the site. He was, however, responsible for the demise of the current club and seems determined to see it shut down. Why does he have more authority than me when he is trying to destroy the club and I am trying to resurrect it?

You have an internal club issue, go solve it.

What steps would that entail? Mike is uncooperative. Would I need to convince you that a quorum of officers was in favor of saving the club? How would I convey that message to you? What's the harm in reactivating the site?

Seems you and Mike need to have a discussion, If you both agree the site needs to be reinstated we will put in the effort.

I'm curious how Mike, with no authority, convinced you to kill a site. If Mike won't cooperate, will it ever be possible to restart the site, even from scratch, or is it permanently dead without his approval?

peterb323:

I recently changed our functionality for deleting websites. When a website is deleted, the information is retained in our database for up to 90 days in a hidden state to allow for the possibility of someone changing their minds. After that, the system code permanently deletes the information.

However, you and your club members need to sort out whether or not the website stays deleted. Please do not embroil us in your club dramas. Unless you can convince us that you have alignment to keep the website, it will stay deleted until the "clock runs out".

We may create a delete request / approval mechanism in the future similar to the way that the admin change form works, but right now, it is what it is. Do not go down the path of chastising us for an issue that clearly resides in your club--we will not tolerate that.