Ownership of the board

​@Veronika Savarskaya Unfortunately, I have seen this happen to many users over my years on this forum. The scenario usually goes like this:

1. Someone creates a free Miro account, which creates a Free Plan team of which they are the owner/Team Admin.
2. They invite someone else (e.g., you) to try Miro by collaborating on one of their boards, which makes that person a full member of their Miro Free Plan team.
3. Now that this new team member has a Miro account and is a part of a team, they create one or more boards, which results in the team being over the 3-editable boards limit, causing everyone else’s boards to become VIEW-ONLY.
4. So, a Team Admin starts deleting people from the team. When they do this, several things happen:
   1. The previous board owner loses access to the board as boards are linked to the team in which they were created (unless, of course, the board owner was a member of another team and first moved the boards to the over team – an action that only board owners can do).
   2. And, when a user is removed to the only team space they were a member of, Miro detects that the user is no longer a member of any team and prompts them to create a new team.

The above (and a few possible paths to recover) are in this post I put together about three years ago: