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Thread: Can a Guild Leader pass on his power with out...
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Rothin
Mon Mar 07, 2005 11:59 am
#2
The only way to transfer leadership currently is through the allegiance method if that's what you were asking about. You have to get at least 51% of the guild to vote for the new person. Alternatively, the guild leader wanting to transfer leaderhip can /guildremove self from the guild and then have a few votes cast for the new leader and it should make them a leader since it would be null. Note, if the leader rejoins sometimes the leadership will revert back to the former leader.
If you're asking about the permissions (Sponsor, Accept, Mail, War, etc..) a leader can set those permissions on an individual basis from the guild management terminal. 
If you wanted to know about something else, let me know.
Azzoi
Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:00 pm
#3
having guild members change there allegiance?
My guild has lost a lot of active members and we are trying to rebuild. Our guild leader doesn't want to do it any more. Can our Guild leader give guild leadership to another player.
Rothin
Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:05 pm
#4
Azzoi wrote:
Thanks!
No problem.
He can also give everyone permission to sponsor / accept in the meantime until you can change leaders if you go that route so you guys can recruit.
morpin
Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:13 pm
#5
I wet through this with my guild. The way we got through this was to kick all of the inactive players from the guild. Then with the handful of active guild members we pledged our allegience to the new guild leader. If inactive players come back you can simply apologize and reaccept them back into the guild. Its somewhat painful deleting your old friends, but it may be the only way to get the 51% majority you need.
Rothin
Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:21 pm
#6
If you go that route to remove inactive players, one thing I normally recommend is to send out a guild wide email or emails to them to let them know they are being removed because you have to vote in a new leader and they are more than welcome to rejoin by letting you know they want back in. That way they know ahead of time the reason.
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