SharePoint - Discussion Board permissions - Access to only reply to threads, no
Asked By grhe
24-Jun-08 05:13 PM
Is there a Sharepoint Solution for a discussion board that would restrict
Users from creating new threads while still enabling them to reply to threads?
I am open to all suggestions, not just limited to Discussion Boards. I have
considered Blogs as well as creating a Moderator to approve new threads. I
have played around with the permission levels and it seems that Adding a
comment to a thread is conclusive with creating one. If you can reply to a
thread, you have the ability to create one too.
Basically, I have a user that wants a Discussion Board where only she can
create new threads and have the users reply within those threads. She's
being a real PITA about it and insists on using Akiva WebBoard. Thanks
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grhe replied...
Forgot to mention we are using MOSS 2007.
John Belkevich replied...
I only have WSS 3.0, but I think the blog template is the same for both
WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007... If you change the permissions on the 'Posts'
library, you can limit the posts to only a group (or an individual) and
then leave the 'Comments' list as is (so, for example 'Members' have
contribute) and you will meet your requirements.
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