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On Mon, Dec 23, 2019 at 02:31 PM, AbdulHaqq McMurtry wrote:

It seems like my problem is that the moderator permissions were not property set? But though I found a way to create a moderator; I can find no instructions about how to set moderator permissions.

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·???????? Robert Allison March 20, 2017 17:57

Responding to Julia's question: after opening the record of the person to be made a moderator, click on the window "Role". It offers three options: Owner, Moderator, and Member. Select moderator. Click "save" at the bottom of the screen after making your selection. Each person can have only one role; the owner has all permissions, the moderator more limited permissions.

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Now my question: One of our moderators says he cannot see the Direct
Add button under the Admin button when expanded. All he says he can
see are the following four: Pending / Members / Subgroups /
Activity
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All his MODERATOR PERMISSIONS ARE checked EXCEPT these five:
Manage Subgroups
Add or Modify Integrations
Modify Group Settings
Billing
Set Moderator Privileges Now my question:? One of our moderators says he cannot see the Direct

Add button under the Admin button when expanded. All he says he can

see are the following four:? Pending? /? Members? /? Subgroups? /

Activity

Please direct your owner to this wiki page. No need to be a member of GMF (or indeed, not necessary to have an account with Groups.io):

/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Promotion%2C-Status-or-Permissions-Change-to-Moderator-or-Owner

If you want to or need to handle subgroups, you need that approval. The owner may not want to give you this permission, especially if you are not a member of the subgroups.

There is a list of privileges.?
You need #1-13 if you are expected to help members.
Also you need to tweak your email in subscriptions so you get appropriate emails.
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