May i make a new subforum post on the guild thread, eventhough the older one is still there ? im from evocation and i recently just got promoted to be the new leader of the guild because the original guild leader is busy with real life activities, the reasoning to make a new subforum is because i have slightly different visions and things to talk about, it is also not fair for people joining the guild without giving the benefits promised in the original posts. So with that in mind i ask for a good solution on what to do, do i just make another subforum post, or might any mods lock the older one so that the guild only have 1 space. Thank you in advance.

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Hello @Justardy. My apologies for the late response.

 

You are free to create a new thread for the guild if you would prefer to take it in another direction. You actually have another option if you'd prefer that. What we can do is change the owner of the thread to you, meaning you would be able to edit and change the thread as you see fit. If that doesn't interest you and you'd prefer making your own and having the old one locked, let me know and include the link of the old thread so I can lock it.

Hello @Epithet, thank you so much for the kind reply and spare of your time to help, i would like to have the ownership of the thread instead please, since after a few hours of thinking to lock the thread seems disrespectful to the original owner and the history of the guild. here is the link https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/137622-evocation-guild-on-both-silver-and-gold-recruiting-all-players-international/#elShareItem_863634356_menu , i will thank you in advance for sparing the time again to help players, have a nice weekend, hopefully you enjoy it the fullest!

Ok. Only one problem with this option. I would actually need the permission of the current owner to pass over ownership to you. It wouldn’t be fair to make changes without their knowledge or consent.

Hope you understand.

7 minutes ago, Epithet said:

Ok. Only one problem with this option. I would actually need the permission of the current owner to pass over ownership to you. It wouldn’t be fair to make changes without their knowledge or consent.

Hope you understand.

Will do ill let her know

hey, im saying sorry in advance, but all is well after talking to the previous owner, and there will be no need to do any changes for now, thanks for the assist on the other day

Glad it all worked out. I'll lock this thread since there is no further assistance needed.

Don't hesitate to create a new thread if you have another question or issue.

Take care and happy holidays.