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In Nextcloud, "Shared with the team" almost always means "owned by a person, lent to the team." With the exception of Team-folders, Collectives, and Talk, resources are bound to a single user; a team is only granted access on top. That makes the team a guest in its own workspace, with important consequences:
Off-boarding silently destroys team assets. A team is meant to outlive any member, but delete the account of the person who created a resource and it can vanish.
Team roles don't govern resources. A team owner has no authority over a deck board owned by a member, and removing someone from the team doesn't touch what they own.
Possible solutions
Allow all main Nextcloud resources to be owned by a team, instead of a single user.
From each app, allow users to add team members to the team, instead of adding share recipients to resource
We should also look at the fact that teams (and therefore collectives) are actually owned by a single user, even if they can be managed by several users.
Activity
[-]Team-owned resources[/-][+]Team-owned resources accross Nextcloud[/+]alimmroth commentedon Jul 17, 2026
We should also look at the fact that teams (and therefore collectives) are actually owned by a single user, even if they can be managed by several users.
[-]Team-owned resources accross Nextcloud[/-][+]Team-owned resources across Nextcloud[/+]