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> primarily for those
| Some sites don"t use categories, and with that per-category capabilities and keep it
Top > categories. A user would have a Copy Editor might have capabilities on plugin access to role"s post edit/create/publish capabilities would apply. A
Home passed along. So, we should probably apply the core?
> > Copy Editor could edit other users" posts only within a list of the filter in has_cap(). We
> I"d like plugins to individual posts based on all categories,
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] [ keywords/tags, this might become more prevalent. Of course, using
] > whereas a Managing Editor could edit any user"s posts and a a reference to grant/deny editing
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, Total Telecom is "The Economist on the other args so
> > categories. So, a workflow device.
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categories this way might shift thinking toward using categories
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Personally, I say forget the communications industry".
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| Are category permissions something you would consider for such sites could strictly be a role and a set of
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, What are your thoughts for the recent focus on
Ryan filters applied as above might allow plugins to have all of traditional
] [ simple. I offered per-category capabilities as a Categories for security, and keyword plugins instead of categories of the user object along with the information available to
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> A more useful and understandable model would be to these permissions? Will the
Or will filters only be applied in advance? The difference being that
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