By request of my members on one of my forums, they would like to have full control over the privacy of their blogs.
I have indicated that I think the primary two administrators (or at least me) should have access as needed to ensure nothing illegal or libelous is being posted.
However, I would like to prevent other members, moderators, and global moderators from viewing blogs designated by private, while still allowing them to read admin blogs which are typically related to How To posts or tech support issues.
When I look at blog options and usergroup options pertaining to privacy, however, the permissions appear to be all or nothing, e.g., can view blogs by others or can not view blogs by others.
Is there a way to do what I'm describing? i.e., anyone can view blogs designated public and no-one including moderators can view private blogs unless they are designated by the blog owner as having access.
I have indicated that I think the primary two administrators (or at least me) should have access as needed to ensure nothing illegal or libelous is being posted.
However, I would like to prevent other members, moderators, and global moderators from viewing blogs designated by private, while still allowing them to read admin blogs which are typically related to How To posts or tech support issues.
When I look at blog options and usergroup options pertaining to privacy, however, the permissions appear to be all or nothing, e.g., can view blogs by others or can not view blogs by others.
Is there a way to do what I'm describing? i.e., anyone can view blogs designated public and no-one including moderators can view private blogs unless they are designated by the blog owner as having access.
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