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tchen95
User Permissions and Website Login
Aug 27 2009, 7:51 PM EDT | Post edited: Aug 27 2009, 7:51 PM EDT
Hi I'm new to WetPaint and WetPaitn Injected. I'd like to incorporate Wetpaint into our corporate website. However, I have a few questions to which I couldn't find answers:

1) When users sign up to contribute to our wiki, are we able to add/remove fields on the registration form, or is it a standardized Wetpaint form?
2) Will I be able to set different user permissions? I would like to allow only Writers to edit the content, but not registered users who will only be able to comment on the content.
3) Will I be able to approve users when they sign up?
4) Will I be able to approve any edits to the content before it is published?

I originally intended to create a new WetPaint site but saw that I would not be able to do these things, that's why I switched over to Wetpaint Injected. I'm hoping there's a greater control over the users and the content with Injected.

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