JSON Baumgartner on Twitter: "@SlackHQ The problem is that I invited someone to the wrong workgroup but apparently I don't have the required permissions to remove them? How is that possible?" / Twitter

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-- I can't find how to remove someone from a Slack workgroup that was added accidentally. I've looked everywhere and can't find where to do this. How do you remove a user from a slack workgroup?

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Hi there Jason! Apologies if it's hard to find this one, but this article describes how to deactivate a member slack.com/help/articles/ - if you don't see the options to do this, you'll have to escalate to an Admin or Owner on your team, listed here: slack.com/account/worksp

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The problem is that I invited someone to the wrong workgroup but apparently I don't have the required permissions to remove them? How is that possible?

8:22 PM · Aug 1, 2020Twitter Web App

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Thanks for the additional note on this, Jason. As extra reference, here's a guide to all the permissions related to workspace management: slack.com/help/articles/ 1/2

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Permissions by role in Slack

In Slack, every person has a role, each with its own level of permissions and access. Use the tables below to explore specific permissions for each type of role. Using Slack Breakdown of permission...

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Please note that it's possible for your Admins to choose to change invitation permissions, noted here: slack.com/help/articles/ 2/2

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Thanks for your assistance! I feel like there is a fundamental flaw in the logic though. If a non-owner of a slack workgroup accidentally invites someone to the workspace, the person who invited them should be able to remove them. Otherwise, if a co-owner is not available, it

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