Bam.boincstats.com; Can any project admin or common user login and administrate or have any input to the information or running of the website? Answer; No

Neither BAM! nor GR has done much towards allowing user-supplied content, or defining volunteer roles as you describe.

I agree that a "one-stop shop" web site, where people can see and discuss all BOINC projects, is desirable. That's the role I intended for account managers (BAM! and GridRepublic). Of these two, I think GridRepublic is more likely to fulfill this role for average volunteers.

Help me understand. Lets say that for team X, person A is the founder at project 1, and person B is the founder at project 2. Then person C goes to http://boinc.berkeley.edu/teams/, and creates team X, with himself as the founder. Will person C then be automatically made the founder at projects 1 and 2?

Edit: Follow-up questions: A new project (3) is created. It is an invitation-only project, allowing only some people to join. Person C is not allowed to join. How is C supposed to manage the team at project 3? What is to prevent some other person at project 3, from initiating transfer, waiting 2 months, and taking over the team?

Speaking for myself I really want this feature to succeed. There are a number of projects where I'm not the founder of my team and it remains to be seen if I ever get foundership of these teams.

That's not a tech problem, right? It sounds like a political problem. If the founder is gone, just use the initiate transfer protocol. Or am I missing something?

<team>
 <id>5624</id>
 <type>6</type>
 <name>Universit&#239;&#191;&#189;t der Bundeswehr M&#239;&#191;&#189;nchen</name>
....

I would like to have an auto-update function, the ability to sort items in a list, a "combobox" in the attach dialog to choose the project easily whitout entering the project url, and an optional splash screen.