What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do? - 137 views

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  #1 anonymous on 02 Mar 08

   

  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

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Diigo groups allow an ordinary group member to be converted to a <i>moderator</i>. <br /> <br /> I had thought this might allow them to edit or delete other peoples annotations. BUT this does not seem to be the case. <br /> <br /> What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do? <br /> <br /> Are there further rights planned for moderators in the future? <br /> <br /> Andrew</div>

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  #2 Mah Saito on 03 Mar 08

   

  Hi,
  
  Moderator can:
  - Manage group
  - Manage forum
  - Manage member
  
  And they can edit and delete group bookmarks and forum contents.
  
  Mah

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi, <br /> <br /> Moderator can: <br /> - Manage group <br /> - Manage forum <br /> - Manage member <br /> <br /> And they can edit and delete group bookmarks and forum contents. <br /> <br /> Mah</div>

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  #3 anonymous on 03 Mar 08

   

  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

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Mah <br /> <br /> 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. <br /> <br /> Andrew</div>

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  #4 Mah Saito on 03 Mar 08

   

  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

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Andrew, <br /> <br /> 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. <br /> <br /> Mah</div>

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  #5 Maggie Tsai on 06 Mar 08

   

  > 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.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do? <br /> <br /> 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). <br /> <br /> Biggest difference between owner and moderator is that moderate cannot remove the ownership from the owner (ie. remove / ban owner). <br /> <br /> Hope this helps.</div>

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  #6 Thomas Ho on 29 Aug 08

   

  Do you have to be a moderator to share bookmarks with a group?
  
  I'm the owner and I'm the ONLY one Who can share to the group. When I made one a moderator, he was able to share.
  
  Andrew Rosenthal wrote:
  > 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

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Do you have to be a moderator to share bookmarks with a group? <br /> <br /> I'm the owner and I'm the ONLY one Who can share to the group. When I made one a moderator, he was able to share. <br /> <br /> Andrew Rosenthal wrote: <br /> > Diigo groups allow an ordinary group member to be converted to a <i>moderator</i>. <br /> > <br /> > I had thought this might allow them to edit or delete other peoples annotations. BUT this does not seem to be the case. <br /> > <br /> > What can a group moderator do that an ordinary member can not do? <br /> > <br /> > Are there further rights planned for moderators in the future? <br /> > <br /> > Andrew</div>

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