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Permission reference (3 of 4): moderation, alliances, docs, policies and applications

Every permission for moderation, alliances, docs, policies and applications in plain words.

Written by Liam Radford

Moderation

Only matters if Moderation is switched on.

Permission

Lets someone

View moderation

Open the moderation area and its cases

Create moderation cases

Open a case against a player

Edit moderation cases

Change a case

Delete moderation cases

Remove a case

Execute punishments

Carry out a punishment, such as a kick

Execute bans

Ban a player

Revoke punishments

Take a punishment back

Upload evidence

Add evidence to a case

Delete evidence

Remove evidence from a case

Review appeals

Read and decide appeals (never your own cases) (newer)

Manage case templates

Save, edit and remove case templates (newer)

Anyone who can open or edit a case can also add evidence to it. Viewing moderation alone is not enough to add evidence.

Alliances

Permission

Lets someone

Create alliances

Add an alliance

Delete alliances

Remove an alliance

Represent alliance

Be named as an alliance's representative

Assign alliance representatives

Choose who represents each alliance

Edit alliance details

Change an alliance's details

Add notes / Edit notes / Delete notes

Write, change and remove alliance notes

Add visits / Edit visits / Delete visits

Record, change and remove visits

An alliance's own representatives can edit its notes and visits without these permissions.

Docs (guides)

Permission

Lets someone

Create docs

Write new documents

Edit docs

Change existing documents

Delete docs

Remove documents

Who can read a guide is chosen per guide, by role and department.

Policies

Permission

Lets someone

Create policies

Write new policies

Edit policies

Change existing policies

Delete policies

Remove policies

View policy compliance

See who has and has not agreed to each policy

Manage policies

Create and manage shareable links to policies

Anyone a policy is assigned to can read and agree to it without these permissions.

Applications

Permission

Lets someone

View applications

Read applications

Manage applications

Set up the application forms

Review applications

Accept or decline applications

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