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Hello all
I manage a group and have a question. How can I disable members to delete their own post??
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Kleibe
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On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 07:02 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
How can I disable members to delete their own post??
Admin->Settings->Message Policies->Disable Editing Posts. And before you ask, there is no way to allowing editing without allowing deletion. Hope this helps, Bruce -- The system Help is your friend.?? /static/help
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Bruce Thank you. This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
This member post on the list. After while he deletes his post. I dont understand why his behavior but I want to not allow this to happen. I want to keep all messages there.
Kleibe
On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 11:27 PM, Bruce Bowman <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 07:02 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
How can I disable members to delete their own post??
Admin->Settings->Message Policies->Disable Editing Posts.
And before you ask, there is no way to allowing editing without allowing deletion.
Hope this helps,
Bruce
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On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
Okay, that's news to me. Hopefully someone else can help. Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.?? /static/help
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?Hi. What you can also do, is go to that member and questions page and set the option that says that the person is not allowed to post. This means that the member will not be allowed to ?post to your group.
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On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 3:09 PM +1200, "Kleibe J" <kleibe@...> wrote:
Bruce
Thank you. This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
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This member post on the list. After while he deletes his post. I dont understand why his behavior but I want to not allow this to happen. I want to keep all messages there.
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Kleibe
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On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
Bruce
Thank you. This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
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This member post on the list. After while he deletes his post. I dont understand why his behavior but I want to not allow this to happen. I want to keep all messages there.
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Kleibe
Kleibe, If the user has Owner or Moderator privileges they may still be able to delete messages even if this setting is set. The setting is for ordinary members. ? -- Gerald
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Kleibe, I manage a group and have a question. How can I disable members to
delete their own post? There is no ability to prevent a member from deleting their own content (posts, files, photos, etc.) - except gentle persuasion. That's by design. Shal -- Help: /static/helpMore Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wikiEven More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list
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Maybe you can explain to them you do not want posts deleted, except if they are really awful posts, and if they keep on deleting their posts delete them.
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Gerald Boutin Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 9:01 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [GMF] User deleting own post
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Kleibe,
If the user has Owner or Moderator privileges they may still be able to delete messages even if this setting is set. The setting is for ordinary members.
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Thank you for all replies.
I would like the option to block deleting own post existed...
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I'll try to figure out how to live with it. lol
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Kleibe
Maybe you can explain to them you do not want posts deleted, except if they are really awful posts, and if they keep on deleting their posts delete them.
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I personally would tell that user either knock it off or be removed. ? ?
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Subject: Re: [GMF] User deleting own post ? On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote: This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
Okay, that's news to me. Hopefully someone else can help.
Bruce?
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On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 10:04 pm, Gerald Boutin wrote:
On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
Bruce
Thank you. This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post.
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This member post on the list. After while he deletes his post. I dont understand why his behavior but I want to not allow this to happen. I want to keep all messages there.
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Kleibe
Kleibe,
If the user has Owner or Moderator privileges they may still be able to delete messages even if this setting is set. The setting is for ordinary members.
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Gerald
Kliebe, I stand corrected. I did some more testing to actually verify this and I confirm that even if editing messages for ordinary members is disabled, the option to delete posts is still available to the member that made the post. ? -- Gerald
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On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 06:02 am, Kleibe J wrote:
I would like the option to block deleting own post existed...
It sounds like this subscriber wants his emails to go out to the list but wants no permanent record of it. We have had a few group owners here suggest this same behavior as a group setting; in that all message delivery would be by email with no online reading of the archive available. Perhaps if your group archives were private (available to subscribers only) he would be more compliant?
I'll try to figure out how to live with it. lol
I'd kindly remind him that you establish the group rules and you will use your moderator role to enforce them if necessary. Hope this helps, Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.?? /static/help
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? ? On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote: This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post. --- ? IMHO, the creative right of a post should still remain with the author. The author should be able to self correct, or delete, their post. Bob ?
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Just to keep you updated.
I have talked to the user. He cited some reasons. He cited that could reduce his footprint on the web. I agree with him in this aspect BUT I want, as moderator, to keep the messages...
If exist that option would be nice.?
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Thank you!
I personally would tell that user either knock it off or be removed.
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They can only delete their posts from the messages.
Their post went through the group?via email LOL?
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? On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 08:09 pm, Kleibe J wrote:
This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post. Okay, that's news to me. Hopefully someone else can help. Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.?? /static/help
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Gerald
He is an ordinary member.
Bruce:
Good suggestion. I will try and report it here.
Robert:
I agree with you partialy. I will change the requirements to join the group and see what is happen. By other side if a person join a list I believe that all messages could be archieved for n purposes. At least as an history. My list migrated from Yahoo and was created in 2000.?
Just to keep you updated.
I have talked to the user. He cited some reasons. He cited that could reduce his footprint on the web. I agree with him in this aspect BUT I want, as moderator, to keep the messages...
If exist that option would be nice.?
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Thank you!
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On 05/07/18 01:59 PM, Kleibe J wrote: him in this aspect BUT I want, as moderator, to keep the messages... If the individual lives in Europe, you don't have that option. If they want the data deleted, comply or be fined a fairly significant amount - the greater of E10,000,000 or 10% of gross worldwide revenue. After 1 January 2020, if your user lives in California, and assuming that Google,FaceBook, and the like haven't bribed the state legislature into abolishing it, you won't have that option. However, statutory damages are only US$7,500 per occurrence. jonathon
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On 05/07/18 05:06 AM, Shal Farley wrote: There is no ability to prevent a member from deleting their own content
(posts, files, photos, etc.) - except gentle persuasion. That's by design. Does Groups.IO honour x-no-archive headers? jonathon
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Couldn¡¯t you just copy the msg in that case and post it in a file with his name on it?
Ellen
From: Kleibe J
Sent: Thursday, July 5, 2018 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: [GMF] User deleting own post
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Just to keep you updated.
I have talked to the user. He cited some reasons. He cited that could reduce his footprint on the web. I agree with him in this aspect BUT I want, as moderator, to keep the messages...
If exist that option would be nice.
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Thank you!
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Jonathon. I didnt noted it. Thanks to point me to details. The list is quite calm but I would like to get something in hand in case of bad behavior in the list or if someone scale a dispute in Justice.? If a judge ask I will need to deliver the data(its a supposition but can happen). Kleibe
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 12:30 PM, toki <toki.kantoor@...> wrote: On 05/07/18 01:59 PM, Kleibe J wrote:
>him in this aspect BUT I want, as moderator, to keep the messages...
If the individual lives in Europe, you don't have that option. If they
want the data deleted, comply or be fined a fairly significant amount -
the greater of E10,000,000 or 10% of gross worldwide revenue.
After 1 January 2020, if your user lives in California, and assuming
that Google,FaceBook, and the like haven't bribed the state legislature
into abolishing it, you won't have that option. However, statutory
damages are only US$7,500 per occurrence.
jonathon
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