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  • Thread Starter chuyskywalker

    (@chuyskywalker)

    “users on the same level cannot edit each other.”
    Actually, users of the same level *can* edit each others posts. If you log in, then click “view site” and then click on the of “Edit Post” links that now show up on the home page, you can edit anothers posts. This is not protected anywhere except in the “Edit” section of the admin pages.
    – There should be something between draft and publishing, at “ready-to-go” state where posts don’t go live until they have been seen/edited by an admin.
    Generally, I consider “Draft” to be the stage you are talking about. Private would be “im writing it and thinking about it” stage.

    Thread Starter chuyskywalker

    (@chuyskywalker)

    @ ihad
    <cite>WP is a single user blog.</cite>
    Nunh-uh. I see many users and plenty of potential. ??
    <cite>BTW: The “can edit template” option would include being able to inject php? Risky…</cite>
    Risky – yes, of course. That’s why you would only give it to certain users! Just like you do now. I don’t see why you pointed that out.
    <cite>Drupal has granulated access (sort of), pity it’s “taxonomy” is so confusing for many ;)</cite>
    I just finished installing Drupal and going through it. Yes, the taxonomy” thing is very confusing – know any FAQ’s or anything on how to use that part? ??

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