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Why are non-admins allowed to remove a board from a Team?

adamwwg

After opening Menu > More > Settings > Change Team, and clicking on the team name, a board was removed from our team. I'm not an admin. Furthermore, there was no indication that clicking the team name would convert the board to a personal board, and there is no "undo" option available.

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adamwwg

(I was trying to figure out how to rename the board, in the settings. But again, I'm not an admin, so it seems I can't do that.)

Michael Pryor

I'd like to try to reproduce this.

Can you paste a screenshot of the top part of the board including the name and the whole Trello header?

When I tried to reproduce this, the team controls under Menu -> More -> Settings were all disabled.

adamwwg

This is the board currently. You can see "AL" is a user on the board. That's me. No admin badge. It now says private where our team name used to be.

Here's another board that is still on the team account.

adamwwg

For some reason on our team members section, it shows all of us are admins. But... that doesn't seem correct since I don't have the double arrow admin icon over my user icon on the board. And I can't rename the board. Is it restricted to whoever made the board?

Even if I am an admin, the fact that team removal isn't labeled is still a problem.

Stephen Addis

Its as you need permission settings, a feature thats only on the paid plans ... possibly a reason they leave it to intice you to upgrade.

adamwwg

This bug is a security risk. A disgruntled employee could remove a board from their team, effectively denying the team access to the content on the board. Anyway, Trello confirmed the bug and said they are going to fix it.

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