If the person who created a plan were to become long-term unavailable is there a way to have arranged a successor who can adopt full admin rights and possibly full ownership rights?
AI-generated summary
In the context of succession planning for hosted Discourse sites, including those on the Free Plan, Ed_S inquired about mechanisms to appoint a successor with full admin and ownership rights if the original creator becomes unavailable. awesomerobot responded that the Free Plan supports two admin accounts, recommending that a second admin be assigned as soon as feasible to ensure smooth management. They further clarified that Discourse support is unlikely to transfer admin rights to any site without first discussing the situation with the original creator, aiming to avoid complicated support scenarios on free hosting.
The free plan allows 2 admin accounts, so the smoothest way to manage this would be to have a second admin assigned as soon as it makes sense.
It’s very unlikely that we’d hand over admin rights to any site without discussing the situation with the admin that created it… it’s the sort of complicated support situation we’d like to avoid on free hosting.