Vincent Furia wrote:
The best way to learn about Geeklog permissions (especially in these sorts of weird circumstances) is to try things out and see how things react.
:-(
If there had been a small section in the doc explaining this - just the way you did, my life might have been a little bit easier.
Ok, I do follow the reasoning - I was thinking more along the lines of Unix filesystem permissions - write on the directory (topic) lets you create a file (story), write on an existing story allows you to edit it, even thought there is no permission to write on the directory (do don't try to delete/replace!).
Its different, and gives a different sort of flexibility - which I am ok with.
Thanks for the explanation. Philip
