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# Deleting content | ||
Deleting content on Agorakit follows a procedure that allows us to respond to various imperatives: | ||
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- everyone's right to delete his or her productions | ||
- the right to change one's mind within a certain period of time | ||
- the right to change one's mind for a certain period of time | ||
- to keep collective contributions in the event of a participant's departure. | ||
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When content is deleted, it is marked as deleted in the database and no longer appears. An instance administrator can put deleted content back online by going to the "admin > retrieve content" menu. | ||
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Content marked as deleted is permanently deleted (physically) from the database after 30 days. It is no longer possible to recover content after this period. | ||
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# User account deletion | ||
If a user decides to delete their account, they can choose to : | ||
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- anonymize their content (all content is transferred to an anonymous user) | ||
- request that all their content be deleted. | ||
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Discussions with comments are in all cases assigned to the anonymous user, so as not to lose the contributions of other users. | ||
It is not possible to individually delete a thread with comments. | ||
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A user who is the sole administrator of a group cannot leave the group. | ||
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# Restoring a deleted item | ||
An instance administrator can restore any content deleted during the retention period (30 days by default). Simply go to `Admin > settings > recover content` and select the item(s) to be restored. | ||
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# Cleaning the database | ||
If Agorakit is installed correctly (with recurring cron jobs), the database will be automatically cleaned to comply with the above. | ||
The number of days of data retention before final deletion is configurable and set at 30 by default. |
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# What are tags and what are they for? | ||
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Classifying content is a science. It's called taxonomy. It can also be hellish, especially when several people are working on the same file. | ||
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> Where is the last PV? | ||
> In /first-quarter/meetings/2021 | ||
> or in /2021/first-quarter/pv? | ||
> or in admin/pv/2021? | ||
This type of question frequently arises when a group of people file different documents in a hierarchical folder structure. As each person has his or her own filing logic, documents quickly become scattered and very difficult to find. | ||
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Agorakit's solution is to use tags (or keywords) to classify content. These consist of simple keywords that can be applied to the content. The advantage is that you can invent a simple vocabulary, possibly limited to a few keywords, and without a hierarchy that would depend too much on the classification logic of each individual. | ||
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INFO: For example, a PV dated 2021 will simply be tagged `PV` and `2021` and will be very easy to find later. | ||
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Tags can be applied to people, groups, discussions, events and files. | ||
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Clicking on a tag allows you to see all other items tagged in the same way. | ||
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INFO: If you prefer, you can also sort files by folder. A combination of both systems is also possible. It's up to you to see what works best for your group. | ||
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## Limiting the tags you can use | ||
But tags don't solve everything. If your group is large or you have a lot of content, it's possible that at some point you'll find yourself with too many different, non-standardized tags. | ||
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In this case, it's best to think for a moment about which tags are really necessary and to limit the tags available in your group. You can easily do this by going to your group settings (`Manage > Tags`). | ||
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The same goes for users and groups. To standardize people's profiles and, above all, to enable everyone to find someone based on keywords common to all, you can limit the tags usable in user profiles in the `Admin > Settings` menu. |
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# User types | ||
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Agorakit offers different types of user. Here they are, in order of permissions, from the most extensive to the most restricted: | ||
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## Instance administrator | ||
A user with full access rights to an Agorakit instance (installation). This person can do everything: | ||
- access all groups, including secret groups | ||
- modify installation settings | ||
- modify and delete any content | ||
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## Group administrator | ||
Anyone who creates a group automatically becomes its administrator. This allows you to : | ||
- modify group settings, including member permissions | ||
- access the complete list of participants, including e-mail addresses | ||
- promote any member to admin status | ||
- change any member's status, including removal from the group | ||
- modify and delete any group content | ||
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## Group member | ||
Any member of a group has at least the right to view all group content. They may also, depending on the permissions defined for the group in question : | ||
- create discussions | ||
- create calendar events | ||
- add files | ||
- invite new participants | ||
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## Guest member | ||
In the case of a closed group: when a user has been invited by e-mail to join a group, he receives guest status. As soon as he confirms the request, he becomes an effective member of the group. | ||
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## Group applicant | ||
When a person requests to join a closed group, they are given candidate status. One of the group administrators must accept or reject the application. | ||
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## De-registered / deleted | ||
This status is assigned to people who have deleted their account from the Agorakit instance. | ||
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## Refused | ||
This status is assigned to people who have declined an invitation to join the group. We strongly advise you not to contact them again about the group, as they wish, unless of course it's a false move on their part :-) | ||
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## Blacklisted | ||
This status is assigned to a person who can no longer join the group. |
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