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<font face="Verdana">I would hesitate to let anyone edit pages, as
we've had enough snerts, spammers and trolls where having to clean up
their mess in the docs themselves might prove to be more work than the
gains might allow. But on this, I could not say for sure.<br>
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</font><font face="Verdana">As an alternative, what if role permissions
were added such that regular (mostly) trusted documentation
contributors would have those edit privileges? Doc moderators would
still have to approve, but it might improve our workflow considerably.
(I'm still at a loss how to suggest edits. I've used visible comments,
emails here and issues on drupal.org, but each seems way out of the
workflow to me.)<br>
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Laura<br>
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Boris Mann wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid68215B2A-9FAA-4026-B6D3-3167E14EEFD5@bryght.com"
type="cite">I thought the ability for any registered user to edit any
book page (aka "maintain books") was turned on, but this is apparently
only on for site maintainers, as sepeck corrected me.
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Since newly edited content goes into the moderation queue, is there any
reason not to turn this on for all registered users?
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