History: Permission_Profile
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This is a general discussion page about permissions profiles in TikiWiki TikiWiki 2.0 offers 221 different permissions that can be assigned to any group. TikiWiki offers a very fine-grained permission system but it's overwhelming for a new admin. One of the goals is to have sensible defaults. But with such a versatile tool, sensible default are quite different per use case. So, the following permission profiles are meant to help accelerate the configuration. As always: *All permissions can be modified *You can create any number of groups and include groups in groups, to inherit permissions. *Users can part of as many groups as you want {maketoc} !!Permission profiles The following use cases have been identified for which we'll set standard permissions. Then, as admins activate features, the permissions will already be set. !!!Publishing Classic one-to-many model, feedback is not made public ((Publishing_Permissions)) !!!Publishing with UGC Possible to register for trivial things but it's clear that it's not official content ((Publishing With UGC Permissions)) !!!Open community Very open but more cautious than Intranet-Collaboration because anyone can register. P2P ((Community_Permissions)) !!!Extranet Efficient collaboration between company and its customers/partners, limited interaction between customers. See ((Issue_Tracker)) vs ((Simple_Bug_Tracker)). More of a customer service approach. Interaction between customers is monitored (ex.: forums) ((Extranet Permissions)) !!!Intranet-Collaboration-Team A company or team in collaboration (can trust users) ((Intranet_Permissions)) !!!TikiPress MU ((TikiPress_MU)) will allow you to sign up power users (editor group) that can do a whole lot, but are managed by senior editors, and regular participants have basic perms. !!Related links *[http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities|Worpress Roles and Capabilities] * http://docs.joomla.org/User_Group_Access_levels_explained_in_simple_terms * http://drupal.org/getting-started/6/admin/user/roles