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Author: | Romsuiag [ Sat Aug 07, 2004 4:14 pm ] |
Post subject: | Forum Permissions |
Here is a detailed description of every board on our forum with the permissions for each one. Please feel free to use this as a reference so you know what permissions you are supposed to have. If you're missing anything please let an Admin know. If you have some access you aren't supposed to have please let us know of that too. Failure to report any "extra access" may result in disciplinary action. Quote: Public Forums
** The Admin team has been leaving the DDs with R/W access only because it cuts down on their work greatly. DDs may not take advantage of this and post in the BoD boards without express permission from the Chairman |
Author: | Locke_Trinmin [ Sat Aug 07, 2004 5:49 pm ] |
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Quote: ** The Admin team has been leaving the DDs with R/W access only because it cuts down on their work greatly. DDs may not take advantage of this and post in the BoD boards without express permission from the Chairman
Why can't deptuty directors post? I'm just curious as I've forgotten; I'm not complaining. |
Author: | X2-PB [ Sat Aug 07, 2004 6:27 pm ] |
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Locke_Trinmin wrote: Quote: ** The Admin team has been leaving the DDs with R/W access only because it cuts down on their work greatly. DDs may not take advantage of this and post in the BoD boards without express permission from the Chairman Why can't deptuty directors post? I'm just curious as I've forgotten; I'm not complaining. |
Author: | Romsuiag [ Sat Aug 07, 2004 10:00 pm ] |
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X2-PB wrote: Locke_Trinmin wrote: Quote: ** The Admin team has been leaving the DDs with R/W access only because it cuts down on their work greatly. DDs may not take advantage of this and post in the BoD boards without express permission from the Chairman Why can't deptuty directors post? I'm just curious as I've forgotten; I'm not complaining. So basically you can post in the BoD, but you may not. Leaving the permissions like this saves us Admins a whole lot of time so we'd greatly appreciate it if people didn't take advantage of it forcing us to change this practice. It does save the BoD time too. For example, if a Director goes AWOL and the Chairman wants the DD to step up all they have to do is let the DD know and they're all set. Otherwise, they'd have to tell an Admin first, and we'd have to change the permissions first. |
Author: | Cyrus Rex [ Sat Aug 07, 2004 10:01 pm ] |
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DDs have BoD read access so they will be up to speed should they need to replace a Director. Originally they had no access at all, so read was considered a luxury. In the old days the BoD forum was extremely orderly. Voting rules were strict. Sometimes single post input would be requested from each section. New directors where hard enough to keep to the rules, let alone a DD. Besides a DDs duty is directed more at conversing with the section, not the other directors. |
Author: | Locke_Trinmin [ Sun Aug 08, 2004 2:27 am ] |
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okie dokie, thanks for that clear up. |
Author: | Master Gui-Jan [ Thu Sep 09, 2004 12:09 am ] |
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Romsuiag wrote: X2-PB wrote: Locke_Trinmin wrote: Quote: ** The Admin team has been leaving the DDs with R/W access only because it cuts down on their work greatly. DDs may not take advantage of this and post in the BoD boards without express permission from the Chairman Why can't deptuty directors post? I'm just curious as I've forgotten; I'm not complaining. So basically you can post in the BoD, but you may not. Leaving the permissions like this saves us Admins a whole lot of time so we'd greatly appreciate it if people didn't take advantage of it forcing us to change this practice. It does save the BoD time too. For example, if a Director goes AWOL and the Chairman wants the DD to step up all they have to do is let the DD know and they're all set. Otherwise, they'd have to tell an Admin first, and we'd have to change the permissions first. Also, there was a question originally whether or not we even needed DDs. They were added, as stated, in case of the SD going AWOL, and also to help the SD with the section. The BoD forum is best when there is only one voice from each section involved. IMO |
Author: | Azzameen85 [ Thu Sep 09, 2004 9:31 am ] |
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So froom what I understand the SD talks with the rest of the BoD, while the DD talks with section along the SD. Or is the DD pretty much a failsafe, with no duties until the SD goes AWOL? |
Author: | Cyrus Rex [ Thu Sep 09, 2004 2:17 pm ] |
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It is best if the DD talks to the section in conjunction with the SD. Some DDs know their SD enough where they know how their SD would like news and polls conducted in their section. Other DDs may not have a feel for fair and balanced questioning, or news ready/not read information... DDs who are not familiar with their SDs preferences should PM their SD to coordinate information until they feel comfortable enough to work independently. The way it has been in my section, the DDs duties would be: -Take some of the conversation load off the SD (news, plans, and opinion polls) -Familiarize himself with past and present PA issues (what is/has been discussed/decided, and why) -Be ready should the SD need to step away for a while (notified leave of absence, or AWOL) |
Author: | Master Gui-Jan [ Thu Sep 09, 2004 4:42 pm ] |
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Azzameen85 wrote: So froom what I understand the SD talks with the rest of the BoD, while the DD talks with section along the SD.
Or is the DD pretty much a failsafe, with no duties until the SD goes AWOL? I think the actual role of the DD is up to the SD, however, at the very least the DD is "a failsafe" in case the "SD goes AWOL". |
Author: | Romsuiag [ Thu Sep 09, 2004 5:55 pm ] |
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Master Gui-Jan wrote: Azzameen85 wrote: So froom what I understand the SD talks with the rest of the BoD, while the DD talks with section along the SD. Or is the DD pretty much a failsafe, with no duties until the SD goes AWOL? I think the actual role of the DD is up to the SD, however, at the very least the DD is "a failsafe" in case the "SD goes AWOL". |
Author: | Master Edward [ Thu Nov 04, 2004 9:53 am ] |
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Someone please update the Forum list here. Edward |
Author: | Talon1977 [ Wed Mar 02, 2005 1:48 pm ] |
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Bump: can we get an update on the Forum Permissions here? |
Author: | Cyrus Rex [ Wed Mar 02, 2005 4:07 pm ] |
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Forum Premissions as of 03/01/2005 wrote: Public Avian Gamers Forums
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Author: | Master Gui-Jan [ Fri Mar 11, 2005 7:48 pm ] |
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Interesting. I don't have access to the Inactive section or the Disciplinary Forum. |
Author: | Cyrus Rex [ Fri Mar 11, 2005 11:34 pm ] |
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now you do |
Author: | Golga Bolg [ Sat Mar 12, 2005 12:10 am ] |
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Master Gui-Jan wrote: Interesting. I don't have access to the Inactive section or the Disciplinary Forum.
Now that you mention it, neither do I. |
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