I resigned as the Stream Team member responsible for about a dozen reaches (all that I had signed up for) yesterday. When I viewed a few of the reaches this evening, I see that I am still listed as the Stream Team Editor.

How do I get my name removed from the reaches that I was the Stream Team Editor for?

Chuck,

Sounds like a bug with the resign reach process.

If your problem has not resolved itself, post or email a list of reaches and states you wish to resign from. Matt or I may be able to remove you from those reaches

I just removed you from the West Virginia stream team and now I do not see you listed as the Teamer for any WV rivers. That should do it, if WV is the only state where you edited rivers.


Paul Martzen

Your name will appear as the last editor on stream pages until we update that to show the current stream keeper.

Ryan

Ryan,

I'm confused (so what's new?)

Is the Stream Team Editor what used to be called the Stream Keeper? Or is it the last person who edited/updated the river reach? Or something else?

Yes.
Your name will show on the page's edit list and will show up as the last editor until someone else edits the reach.

A little more background:

If you click on the "Credits and Network" tab, it will show the date and author of recent edits. One example is the Clear and Branch, RI. Click on the Credits and Network tab for that reach, and you'll see recent edits by different Stream Team members.

Few other reaches have more than one edit logged so far, but after some time has passed and some edits have been performed, many reaches will have a list of edits, often with multiple StreamTeamers.

I think we should change the wording so it is more obvious what is meant.
Instead of saying, "Stream Team Editor", How about saying,
"Reach last edited By _____'' Or,
"Thanks to _____ for the most recent edits to this reach"

Yes, I need to get a ticket in on this.