Admins are not able to remove a Fan from the Team Community. GameChanger Classic users are free to create an account and follow any team as a Fan.
However, Admins are given the ability to adjust team privacy settings, so only Confirmed Members of the Community may access season stats and spray charts.
For teams that have confirmed members and are looking to revoke those memberships, follow these steps:
- Go to your team's page on gc.com
- Press the community tab
- Go to the 'followers' name you would like to not be a confirmed member
- Press 'remove relationship'
They will still be a follower of the team but will no longer have access to privatized season stats and spray charts.
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So only confirmed members of the community may access season stats, so how do i revoke someone's confirmed membership. For example, a player/parent that left the team and is now with a competing team. I don't want them seeing our spray chart or our stats. How can i remove people who are no longer part of the team from being able to see the season stats?
I am curious on Andy's question. Is there a way to remove people that have left the team?
Andy and Russ,
You will not be able to remove a fan altogether that has left the team. They would need to remove themselves.
When you privatize stats and spray charts, you always have the ability to remove relationships from the community tab on your team's page. If you gave access to a certain follower that you would like to revoke, go to the 'community tab', go down to that followers name and press 'remove relationship'.
How does a fan remove themselves? I have registered myself with personal email as coach, but my work email is registered as a fan and I wish to remove that to avoid receiving emails for personal business at work. Please advise.
Thank you,
Hi E. J.
If you login with your work email you can then remove yourself/unfollow the team. You can also email us at help@gc.com for further assistance.
Directions to unfollow can be found here: https://gamechanger.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/212957206-Unfollowing-A-Team-
Best,
Nathan
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