Transfer ownership to another user
You can transfer ownership of a board that you no longer wish to own by opening a Help Ticket (select Ownership Transfer as the department). http://helpdesk.yuku.com/
This is the information you should include in your ticket.
1) the url of the board
2) the profile url of the new owner. The url to the profile is better than just the name as there may be a local profile with the same name or the person you want to have your board may have a local account and there is a global account with the same name. You want to be sure that ownership is transferred to the right person.
3) the answer to the secret question on the current owner account. If you haven't set a secret question yet, set it by clicking on 'account' in the top bar, then on 'secret Q&A' in the settings box.
Transferring ownership will change you to a regular member. The new owner will need to grant you admin powers, but it will be their board, so they don't have to do so and they are free to remove those powers or to remove your membership from the board at any time in the future if they so choose. So choose your successor carefully.
You can transfer ownership of a board that you no longer wish to own by opening a Help Ticket (select Ownership Transfer as the department). http://helpdesk.yuku.com/
This is the information you should include in your ticket.
1) the url of the board
2) the profile url of the new owner. The url to the profile is better than just the name as there may be a local profile with the same name or the person you want to have your board may have a local account and there is a global account with the same name. You want to be sure that ownership is transferred to the right person.
3) the answer to the secret question on the current owner account. If you haven't set a secret question yet, set it by clicking on 'account' in the top bar, then on 'secret Q&A' in the settings box.
Transferring ownership will change you to a regular member. The new owner will need to grant you admin powers, but it will be their board, so they don't have to do so and they are free to remove those powers or to remove your membership from the board at any time in the future if they so choose. So choose your successor carefully.
