How do you delete a moderate or appoint a new moderator, who is already a group member?

Question

How do you delete a moderate or appoint a new moderator, who is already a group member?

Answer 1

If you are the group owner, to appoint a new moderator who is already a group member, do this:

Sign in to your group and click on Members.  

Locate the member that you want to assign as moderator.

Click Edit Membership located underneath members name.  

Click Change to Moderator.

Click Make Moderator.

Click on Save Changes.

To delete a Moderator (NOT the OWNER):

If you are the group owner and want this person completely gone from your group, sign in to the group.

Click Members.  At top of next page, click Moderators.

Locate the moderator you want to remove.

Underneath moderator's name, click Edit Membership.

Scroll down to bottom of page and click Remove Member.

Confirm.

If you are the group Owner, you cannot delete yourself without first making yourself a Member, then Removing yourself from the group.  Before removing yourself, just make sure to make someone a Moderator with full privileges so he/she can do everything necessary for managing the group.

Answer 2

How do I make someone a moderator of my group?

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/groups/...

From the list on the left, click Members and locate the member on the Members page.

Click Edit Membership.

A little way down, click Change to Member.

Click on the Make Moderator button to confirm.

How do I set moderator privileges?

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/groups/...

Answer 3

Here is how you can do this:

1. Go to your group's homepage.

2. From the list on the left, click Members and locate the member on the Members page.

3. Click Edit Membership.

4. A little way down, click Change to Moderator.

5. Click on the Make Moderator button to confirm.

The moderator you appoint will have basic privileges in the group features you've made available, including Files, Calendar, Polls, Database, and Links. In these areas, the new moderator will be able to add, edit, and delete items, including items submitted by other members.

You also have the option of assigning them advanced moderator privileges for the Messages, Members, and Settings areas.

If you’re the list owner or a moderator with the ability to add, remove, and change moderator privileges, then you can assign additional privileges to one of your co-moderators.

To assign moderator privileges, locate and click the member's email address in the Moderators section. The Moderator Privileges form is located below the Member profile. You can set the following options:

Approve pending messages and photos:Gives the moderator the right to approve pending messages and photos.

Approve pending members:Gives the moderator the right to approve pending membership requests.

Invite and add members:Gives the moderator the right to invite people to the group.

Remove members and reset bouncing members:Gives the moderator the ability to unsubscribe members and to reset bouncing members.

Ban members: Gives the moderator the right to ban members from the group.

Add, remove, and change moderator privileges: Gives the moderator to make members moderators or to change the privileges of existing moderators.

Note: A very important power that should be granted only to

people you trust.

Set auto-send options for files: Gives the moderator the power to send automatic messages to the group (like the welcome message).

Change group settings: Gives the moderator the power to change settings for the group. Another very important power that should be granted carefully.

Delete this group: Gives the moderator the power to permanently delete the group. Since this can only be reversed by Yahoo! Customer Support (and only within 30 days of a deletion), another power that should be granted very carefully.

To remove all moderator privileges, click Remove Moderator. This reverts the member to a regular subscription.

For additional info please read the following:

How do I remove myself as a group moderator/owner? How do I make somebody else the group owner?

If you’re the group owner, you must first appoint another owner before you can leave the group. This policy is enforced so that groups are not left without an owner.