Exclusive Permissions: A Feature Guide for Group and Channel Creators

Conclusion

Creators of groups and channels possess a unique set of permissions that enable them to effectively manage and adjust the settings of their respective communities. Understanding these exclusive permissions is crucial for optimising the use of a group or channel.

Exclusive Permissions for Group/Channel Creators

Modifying Group/Channel Type: Creators can set a group or channel as private or public to suit different usage needs.
Changing the Username of Public Groups/Channels: Creators have the right to change the username of public groups or channels to enhance discoverability and for Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).
Managing New Member Approval: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Approve New Members' function to control which members join the group.
Restricting Content Saving and Forwarding: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Restrict Saving and Forwarding' function to protect the privacy of group content.
Enabling the Topics Feature: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Topics' feature to better organise discussion content.
Leaving the Group but Retaining Admin Privileges: Even if a creator chooses to leave the group, they can still retain their administrative privileges and continue to manage the group.
Deleting Groups and Channels: Creators can delete their own groups and channels. However, for groups and channels with over 1,000 members, TG support staff must be contacted for deletion.

By thoroughly understanding these exclusive permissions, group and channel creators can more effectively manage their communities and enhance the user experience.

Exclusive Permissions: A Feature Guide for Group and Channel Creators

Conclusion

Exclusive Permissions for Group/Channel Creators

Modifying Group/Channel Type: Creators can set a group or channel as private or public to suit different usage needs.
Changing the Username of Public Groups/Channels: Creators have the right to change the username of public groups or channels to enhance discoverability and for Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).
Managing New Member Approval: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Approve New Members' function to control which members join the group.
Restricting Content Saving and Forwarding: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Restrict Saving and Forwarding' function to protect the privacy of group content.
Enabling the Topics Feature: Creators can choose to enable or disable the 'Topics' feature to better organise discussion content.
Leaving the Group but Retaining Admin Privileges: Even if a creator chooses to leave the group, they can still retain their administrative privileges and continue to manage the group.
Deleting Groups and Channels: Creators can delete their own groups and channels. However, for groups and channels with over 1,000 members, TG support staff must be contacted for deletion.

By thoroughly understanding these exclusive permissions, group and channel creators can more effectively manage their communities and enhance the user experience.