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| − | How shall the rights be structured? <br/>Who will have editing rights for <br/>* fact sheets<br/>* the data base (or will the editing rights of the database be different for different datasets?)<br/>In the proposal it is mentioned that "the user needs another account" for changing and uploading data. <br/>I would be glad to have a vivid discussion on that to find a feasible solution that is supported by the community <span class="userid-71 comment-signature" timestamp="20160218083530">[[User:Berit Müller|Berit Müller]] 18 February 2016, 09:35 (CET)</span> | + | How shall the rights be structured?<br/>Who will have editing rights for<br/>* fact sheets<br/>* the data base (or will the editing rights of the database be different for different datasets?)<br/>In the proposal it is mentioned that "the user needs another account" for changing and uploading data (and maybe for editing the factsheets).<br/>I would be glad to have a vivid discussion on that to find a feasible solution that is supported by the community<span class="userid-71 comment-signature" timestamp="20160218083530">[[User:Berit Müller|Berit Müller]] 18 February 2016, 09:35 (CET)</span> |
| | + | :We are talking about an open community. Thus, there should be as few permission management as possible. We should consider a scheme close to the user/permission management of a wiki. Everyone can edit, but sheets can be reset to earlier versions. <span class="userid-197 comment-signature" timestamp="20160222141049">[[User:Martin Glauer|Martin Glauer]] 22 February 2016, 15:10 (CET)</span> |
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Latest revision as of 14:10, 22 February 2016
[edit] editing rights - different user groups
How shall the rights be structured?
Who will have editing rights for
* fact sheets
* the data base (or will the editing rights of the database be different for different datasets?)
In the proposal it is mentioned that "the user needs another account" for changing and uploading data (and maybe for editing the factsheets).
I would be glad to have a vivid discussion on that to find a feasible solution that is supported by the community
- We are talking about an open community. Thus, there should be as few permission management as possible. We should consider a scheme close to the user/permission management of a wiki. Everyone can edit, but sheets can be reset to earlier versions.
