* Davide Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli [07/02/08 17:01]:
example for "web" blog I can create "new content type web_blog", for "linux" blog I can create "new content type linux_blog", for X blog I can create "new content type X_blog". Afert for each content type I can create a role (so web_role, linux_role, X_role) and assign to this role only the user can write into that content type. And, for end, set "create X_blog content" only for X_role.
I'm using organic groups for something similar. I only have the main organic group module and the organic forum module. Then, I create a content typa which is article_group with comments. So each group works like a blog for particular users. You can set public groups where anybody can subscribe or private groups which are not seen outside of the group and where only the group admin can accept or make subscriptions. It's not too difficult to set up and works like a blog, plus you get an associated forum if you need it (otherwise it's even simpler, because hiding group forums is harder than hiding group contents).
Walter