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Basically we need some way for the owner to be able to "destroy" a Community, mostly to signal to Members that it will no longer be supported.
The simplest way would be to include something in the IPFS metadata, but I'm wondering if there is something we could do or would want to do at the contract or registry level as well? One possibility would be to point the owner addresss to 0x00000... and then the UI would know that Community had been deleted?
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The problem with calling renounceOwnership is that if any funds are still being being dripped to that community, they'll be basically burned. Nobody will ever be able to claim them unless force-withdrawn from the reserve.
Maybe before renouncing a 100% split should be set up? But where to?
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Reported by: @cloudhead
Priority: Medium
Basically we need some way for the owner to be able to "destroy" a Community, mostly to signal to Members that it will no longer be supported.
The simplest way would be to include something in the IPFS metadata, but I'm wondering if there is something we could do or would want to do at the contract or registry level as well? One possibility would be to point the owner addresss to 0x00000... and then the UI would know that Community had been deleted?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: