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Diigo groups allow an ordinary group member to be converted to a moderator.
I had thought this might allow them to edit or delete other peoples annotations. BUT this does not seem to be the case.
What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do?
Are there further rights planned for moderators in the future?
Andrew
Hi,
Moderator can:
- Manage group
- Manage forum
- Manage member
And they can edit and delete group bookmarks and forum contents.
Mah
Hi Mah
that is certianly what I thought they might be able to do, but I am not sure it works too well - they certainly cannot edit or delete other peoples bookmarks.
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Uhm... I think it is something wrong. I can do those action in here. You need to ask Diigo staff with more details (whitch group and so on) information.
Mah
> What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do?
On the bookmarks side, moderator can delete bookmark / annotations (but not edit). On the forum side, moderator can have the full edit / delete right. On the group membership management, he can also invite / remove / ban users (ban = never allow to join this group again).
Biggest difference between owner and moderator is that moderate cannot remove the ownership from the owner (ie. remove / ban owner).
Hope this helps.
Mah Saito
Andrew Rosenthal
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