Surviving Community Survey
Inspired by Eli Fennell's recent post, I propose a project to survey existing Communities for the ones likely to make it beyond the 60 day deletion clock.
I've created a form to submit them here: https://forms.gle/SzQ6yZaKD6KtkmRYA
The list of responses can be viewed here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O0P-caFX3enI8HnrRaCqmHQD2bx65kj84PT9K13zIVo/edit?usp=sharing
Basically, just go through your communities and look for any that don't have a red band across the top. If it has a yellow band (only one GSuite owner) or no band (multiple GSuite owners), submit it. Once we've got a good collection, we can see if there are gaps we'd like to close before making new ones becomes impossible.
To find who the owners are, just click on the little member bubbles above the community name, then choose "Moderators" from the drop-down where it says "Members" by default.
Inspired by Eli Fennell's recent post, I propose a project to survey existing Communities for the ones likely to make it beyond the 60 day deletion clock.
I've created a form to submit them here: https://forms.gle/SzQ6yZaKD6KtkmRYA
The list of responses can be viewed here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O0P-caFX3enI8HnrRaCqmHQD2bx65kj84PT9K13zIVo/edit?usp=sharing
Basically, just go through your communities and look for any that don't have a red band across the top. If it has a yellow band (only one GSuite owner) or no band (multiple GSuite owners), submit it. Once we've got a good collection, we can see if there are gaps we'd like to close before making new ones becomes impossible.
To find who the owners are, just click on the little member bubbles above the community name, then choose "Moderators" from the drop-down where it says "Members" by default.
Awesome! I’ll help out in this.
ReplyDeleteGreat! I found a couple where four or five owners were listed, but only one was a GSuite account, so I'm on cleanup duty looking for that kind of thing. Just submit all the owners listed for the community and I'll do my best to verify which ones are really still here.
ReplyDeleteMichael J. Coffey I found & submitted one community that had 3 owners. Idk how to tell if someone uses GSuite though.
ReplyDeleteBtw someone should pin this post.
ReplyDeleteI am (now) the owner of a couple of communities that were linked to respective Podcasts, and where the conversation had moved elsewhere, so I'm not going to add those, as they're not appropriate for general use.
ReplyDeleteThe G+ Help Community is also owned by Googlers with GSuite ants, but again, the Help channel has now moved to
https://support.google.com/plus/community?hl=
As only a couple of Product Experts have GSuite accounts, I'd really appreciate that one NOT being on the list!
support.google.com - Community forum - Google+ Help
Chik Nuggets「тм」 when you go to a community, you should see a pop-up warning you if it has no GSuite owners, or only one. If the warning is that it only has one, then it can go on the list.
ReplyDeleteYou may only see the warning if you haven't visited "recently" though.
You can list in these, if not yet existing:
ReplyDeletedynalist.io - gplus-communities - Dynalist
Any way to see this?
ReplyDelete