-1 original names for these much more clear, no need to change. - Dave
On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 6:52 AM, Glen Mazza <glen.ma...@gmail.com> wrote: > Team, we have three permission rights when we invite someone to join a > blog: admin (becomes a co-owner of blog, can do anything including delete > the blog), author (can publish blog entries and moderate comments, but not > alter the blog's design), and "limited" (can save as draft blog articles > but can't publish them -- someone else has to review the draft and then > publish.) I'm wondering if we should rename "limited" to "drafter". > Although "drafter" as a person who writes drafts is not a common usage of > this term, the access rights that "drafter" provides is clearer than > "limited" and doesn't have as much a negative connotation to an employee > assigned this role that "limited" has. > > This is just a GUI change, the internal codes saved to the database in > roller_permissions (admin, post, edit_draft) will remain the same. > > Also, the menu item "Members" on our Preferences Tab (which contains > Settings | Members | Pings | Maintenance), which contains the list of > people authorized to work on the blog along with their roles, I'm inclined > to rename to a more active-sounding "Co-Bloggers"--or is that too informal? > WDYT? > > Thanks, > Glen > >
