Possibility to change author of content

This would be beneficial for our Glint community too, for all the reasons already listed :) 

oh yeah, upvote on this! We are just launching the beta of our community and from a work-delegation perspective, it makes sense (for us) that the Community Manager has the ability to queue up posts for other team-members. Right now, if I were to set up an article and input content, add tags, put in the right category, etc., then add that post to the Monday.com board, my teammate publishes it but it looks like i wrote every single post. My goal is to make it so that it doesn’t look like I’m the one-man show on Community, without making my teammates have to do so much work to get a post published. 

Hope there’s a solution for this in the near future!

So I’ve found a decent workaround for when a colleague leaves. I follow these steps:

• Find their profile on the Control environment
• Change their job to “Retired Bizzaboer”
• Change their email to admin.email+name@bizzabo.com
• Remove their SSO I.D

With G-Suite/Gmail, if you put `+whatever` before the @, it’ll spoof systems into believing it’s a unique email, but you’ll still receive them at your regular email.

Doesn’t solve for the exec posting piece, but it’s a deec workaround!

Hey all - 

Any update on this? We just had a scenario where our co-founder wanted us to ghost-write and post something on his behalf on Insided. Getting him into Control wasn’t the smoothest.

Cheers!

Ben

We really need this. We are going to get KBs contributed from folks all over the organization, and we want to centralize a few folks to post them, but notifications should go back to the original author so we need to change that.

Rather than even just changing, maybe a “post as” option like outlook has “send as”.

Gets my vote. I just ran into this issue due a mistake on our part during our implementation. Going to cost me a bunch of time and effort

Many use case I can see here:

• not having to grant access to a PM to post their product updates -- I could do it for them on their behalf and they’d still get the responses to their update
• avoiding needing articles, events, etc. to come from someone particular

Wonder how much this has to do with the desire to sell licensed seats?

We really need this rather sooner than later. When personnel turn-over hits our community team and members leave to take on other jobs/roles, being unable to completely replace any information associated with former employees on our publicly available community website essentially leaves us with a potential risk to our brand. Please fix this, @inSided CSM 

Agree, this would be an extremely helpful feature for queueing up content!

This feature would be very useful. Looking forward to it :).