Is there a way to freeze (make immutable) all the cards & lists in a board? I have different boards that are years+ old. I'd prefer not to accidentally change something when I go back to look at them.
I'm not looking to Close the board and I'd prefer not to have to tinker with Trello User permissions.
Thoughts? Thanks!
There isn't a way to archive a board like you can do with jira. The only way I can see is in fact to set anyone but you with read only access.
Cool, but in some of these boards, I'm the only user. If I have full access rights, then that wouldn't solve the issue of accidentally moving around cards.
Maybe I could make another admin user in the Team who has full rights, and then change my own read/write access later. Not ideal, but it could work if I really wanted to do this.
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you could do that, effectively lock yourself out of your own board. It's a lot of overhead, but it would work.
I could suggest creating an "ARCHIVED" team and move the boards there. At least they`re segregated to a more specialized area of your account, and going there by accident might be less tempting. you could also use a distinctive background image or color so that it is even clearer that you need to refrain from modifying anything. These steps would prevent you from having to handle two accounts.
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While I appreciate your advice, the answer to my question is unfortunately no. Having special teams or background images is unfortunately not the same as being unable to edit cards/lists in a board. Thanks though :)
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