Add facilitator --- Allow anyone with link to change the board settings for hiding votes, hiding cards, etc....

Comments - This might not be a good idea for public boards - Ability to set another user as a facilitator on a public board without having to recreate the board - The `anyone can edit` doesn't work for me. what is it supposed to do? - This would be huge for my team! Non-admins create boards all the time a few days in advance to allow people to add cards ahead of our meeting. The creator may be unexpectedly unable to attend the meeting, so no one has the ability to reveal cards, allow votes, etc. We don't even need `anyone` to be able to change the retro controls. We just need to give the board creator the ability to give at least one other person access to the retro controls. - I would like to have boards that can be owned by more than one person or at least visible on their dashboard. We have several people in our organization that work together to run groups that use the LEAN Coffee method for running meetings. - If you go to 'settings', thick the box `allow anyone to edit`. I think that should solve your challenge as you can make the link available in an MS teams chat or Calendar invite. (that is how we do it). - Given there is a team set up, I would like the ability to do one or both of the following: A) Give someone outside of the team access to a given board as a facilitator. Where they have access to certain functions within the board (e.g. adding/updating columns, editing retro controls). B) Allow someone within the team to be set as the `Facilitator` by the admin, and provide them with facilitator related abilities. - We facilitate retros on a rotation within our team. As an admin, I want to be able to assign a board facilitator role to a team member who is not an admin. I would also like to be able to reassign that role (e.g., if the next person in the rotation is on PTO during the retro). - Agreed, as an admin, I want to allow others access to facilitation settings, so we can rotate the facilitator role. - It is scenario 'A' that I am most interested in!