Give the people running your sports community the tools and responsibilities they need. Manage membership, review content and handle reports without sharing ownership indiscriminately.
Owners, admins and moderators have different powers. Admins manage settings and moderation, while moderators manage content and ordinary membership within the supported scope. Group representation is restricted to the owner and admins; a moderator is not automatically authorised to post as the group.
Use join requests, invitations and approval queues where configured. Pending posts stay out of discussion and the home feed. Material edits to member posts can return them to approval when that rule applies, so review changes rather than only checking first publication.
Members can report posts, comments and groups. Group staff handle relevant content reports, with platform moderation retaining its own authority. Only the owner or a platform administrator can transfer ownership or delete a group, and the last owner cannot leave it unmanaged.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional club appoints one admin for settings and a moderator for daily reports. A new member’s first post waits in the configured approval queue before appearing in discussion.
Sign in, create the group and choose the visibility appropriate to its audience. Set membership and approval expectations, assign the supported roles and add a useful welcome explanation. Invite people when someone is ready to manage requests, reports and the community’s ongoing activity.
Check how this fits your club, website or event before getting started.
No. Ownership transfer is reserved for the owner or a platform administrator.
Content and media access are rechecked. A previously copied link does not bypass current membership or privacy rules.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
