Member Permissions
In Socialroots, group and subgroups have separate permission levels.
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Permissions are fractal, so you can be a leader of a group and a supporter of a subgroup. Or a leader of a subgroup but a participant of the group. This enables people to step into leadership and self-organize.
GROUP PERMISSIONS
- Group Leaders can do ANYTHING, including
- sending notes (and emailing) the entire group. No one else can send notes in the main group.
- Create or delete invitation links to add supporters to the group. See more about inviting members here.
- Auto-add group members to subgroups.
- Only group leaders can remove or downgrade group members.
- Group Participants can
- create subgroups
- add Key Links to the Group Dashboard
- invite other participants or supporters into the Group
- change a Supporter's permission to Participant
- Group Supporters can reply to notes and join open subgroups.
SUBGROUP PERMISSIONS
- Subgroup Leaders can
- remove people from their subgroups,
- change permissions for all Subgroup Members
- Subgroup Participants can
- author notes in subgroups.
- add Key Links to the Subgroup Dashboard
- invite other Participants
- change a Supporter's permission to Participant
- Subgroup Supporters can reply to notes.
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All roles are able to upgrade people to their own permission level.
Group and subgroup permissions can be found by your role in the Members and Directory pages:
