Wave Groups would be analogous to Email groups.  Essentially a proxy for a
number of different users.

Essentially if you want to send a wave to the sales team you wouldn't
include everyones address in the wave, rather you would simply add
[email protected] and it would appear in each sales group members inbox.

James

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Michael MacFadden <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Tad,
>
> Can you expand on exactly what the group functionality is?  Is is just
> a permissions scheme?  Is it a new kind of model element (like a peer
> to wavelet).  I think the roles you define make sense, but I am
> missing the bigger picture of what this functionality is all about.
>
> ~Michael
>
> On Nov 26, 4:21 pm, Vega <[email protected]> wrote:
> > That would be really important addition to wiab. By the way, how do
> > you intend to implement the groups functionality in wiab? Is it
> > related to google groups?
> >
> > On Nov 26, 7:38 pm, Tad Glines <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > I'm working on adding group support to WiaB and also looking at the
> issue of
> > > wavelet permissions.
> >
> > > As a starting point I want to propose some group and wavelet roles and
> > > solicit feedback.
> >
> > > For groups the roles I'm proposing are:
> >
> > >    - Reader
> > >       - May read waves on which the group is a participant.
> > >    - Contributor
> > >       - Includes Reader capabilities
> > >       - May submit deltas to wavelets for which group is a participant.
> The
> > >       delta author must be the submitter.
> > >    - Manager
> > >       - Includes Contributor capabilities
> > >       - May add/remove members to/from the group and modify the role of
> > >       existing members, but only if:
> > >          - The member is self
> > >          - The member is NOT a manager
> > >          - The member is NOT an owner
> > >       - Owner
> > >       - Includes Manager capabilities
> > >       - May add/remove members to/from the group and modify the role of
> > >       existing members, but only if:
> > >          - The member is self
> > >          - The member is NOT an owner.
> >
> > > For wavelets the roles I'm proposing are:
> >
> > >    - Reader
> > >       - May read wavelet content
> > >    - Contributor
> > >       - Includes Reader capabilities
> > >       - May add new wavelet content. In the context of a conversation
> > >       wavelet, this implies adding new blips.
> > >       - May edit own content. In the context of a conversation this
> implies
> > >       editing or deleting own blips.
> > >    - Editor
> > >       - Includes Contributor capabilities
> > >       - May add/edit/delete any content.
> > >    - Manager
> > >       - Includes Editor capabilities
> > >       - May add/remove participants and modify the roles of any exiting
> > >       participant if:
> > >          - Participant is self
> > >          - Participant is NOT a Manager
> > >          - Participant is NOT an Owner
> > >       - Owner
> > >       - Includes Manager capabilities
> > >       - May add/remove participants and modify the roles of any exiting
> > >       participant if:
> > >          - Participant is self
> > >          - Participant is NOT an Owner
> >
> > > For both groups and wavelets the creator would be granted the owner
> role.
> >
> > > -Tad
>
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