For example: Permissions affect whether you are able to view a specific space or topic, or post questions and answers to the community.Your role as a user in the community is defined by the basic permissions that your AnswerHub Administrator has granted. These permissions can change from user to user, depending on their individual roles in the AnswerHub community. As a user, you are typically assigned, by default, to the Users group, which has a very basic set of permissions granted. However, keep in mind that you may be a part of one or more groups, depending on how your community was configured by your site administrators.
For example: You may be a user in both the User and Marketing groups. This means that you have been granted the permissions for both a basic user, as well as your marketing team. In this scenario the Marketing group has access to an additional, marketing-only space. Without being a member of the Marketing group, a user will not have access to the Marketing space.Note: Because you may be assigned to many different groups and sub-groups there is a possibility that your permissions may interfere with one another. If you find that you cannot interact with your community as expected (or described in this guide), be sure to contact your site administrator.
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