John,

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The conclusion I’ve come to is only a moderator or the actual owner of the album and pictures can edit them, so when no ownership of the album and pictures are indicated only the moderator can edit them. If you open any picture, down in the lower left under the picture, you will see a name indicating the owner of the picture. If you see no name, or the moderator’s name, then the album will only be under the control of the moderator. The work around for getting the rightful owner of the album and pictures is like this. The moderator downloads the pictures to their computer, then sends them to the owner. The moderator then deletes the album. The owner of the pictures makes a new album, and uploads the pictures into it. There is a setting under Edit Album that allows Group Access (Any group member can add photos to this album.) or Personal Access (Only you and the moderators can add photos to this album.) , but I would think most people would pick Personal Access to their albums.

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In my group I have many albums that have defaulted to me as the owner, and I thought this happened when the member left the group before the transfer, leaving the album with no ownership. I’ve found out today that is not necessarily the case, as I have one member that lost ownership to their album, and they want it back.

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Don

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