About roles and rightsWhen you join a SharePoint team Web site, you are assigned to a role that governs the rights you
have in the team Web site. By default, rights are organized in the
following roles, where each role includes the rights of the role that
precedes it:
- View lists, document
libraries, and discussion boards in the
team Web site
- Participate in discussions
- Subscribe
- Add, edit, and delete items in lists
- Add, edit, and delete files in document libraries
- Respond to surveys
- Create, modify, and remove lists, document
libraries, discussion boards,
and surveys
- Modify a team Web site using a SharePoint Team Services-compatible Web page editor,
such as Microsoft FrontPage 2002 (apply themes,
borders, and cascading style sheets)
- View lists, document
libraries, and discussion boards in the
team Web site
- Participate in discussions
- Subscribe
- Add, edit, and delete items in lists
- Add, edit, and delete files in document libraries
- Respond to surveys
- Create, modify, and remove lists, document libraries, discussion boards,
and surveys
- Modify a team Web site using a SharePoint Team Services-compatible Web page editor,
such as Microsoft FrontPage
- Create, rename, and remove team Web site
- Add new users
- Configure roles and rights
The rights are hierarchical. For example, if you have the right to create
document libraries, you also have the right to add files to document libraries.
The administrator of your team Web site can organize the rights into
different roles or create new roles to organize rights in a customized
manner.
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