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...eration for anyone with [[Help:Sysops and permissions|sysop permissions]]. Users without such permissions can still remove text from wiki pages, or propose/ ...nity, and how clear-cut the case for deletion is. Remember that only sysop users can undo a delete action, so to a normal user the information appears to be

*[[Terms for Freegle Users]] are the terms that members agree to when using a community hosted on Free

'''Normal users cannot permanently delete a Wiki page'''. This is a deliberate design featu '[[Help:Sysops and permissions|Sysop]]' users ''are'' able to delete a page semi-permanently. See [[Help:Sysop deleting a

...) However, a sysop could 'protect' the page, if desired, to prevent normal users from editing it. ...ox|inputbox extension}}" allows you to provide an even easier way for your users to create new pages}}

...', or 'just round the corner from the Post Office'. Users (especially new users) can't be expected to know what kinds of locations are suitable for a Freeg ...posts around vague or wrong locations. That meant bouncing posts back to users to correct them. That's very off-putting for them, and tedious for us.

* And you can "mute" particular groups or users. ...nces_notifications_users.png|left|400px|You can also mute individual other users]]

...tions/licensing-for-home-users-of-explosives-precursors/licensing-for-home-users-of-poisons-and-explosive-precursors]]

:* “{{int:upload}}” displays a special page that allows logged-in users to upload images and other files to the wiki. Uploaded files can be linked ...s access to administration activities for the wiki. For example, a list of users registered with the wiki, statistics about the wiki such as the number of p

*[[Terms for Freegle Users]]

* ''Enable e-mail from other users'' * ''Send me copies of emails I send to other users''

...s every 90 days. This is because:<br>It only applies to Yahoo users, as FD users default to republishing.<br>We fairly often get members saying "I've alread End-users can now edit events which they themselves have created, to<br> allow them t

*There is no contract between Freegle and its users, and therefore no general legal liability. ...e risk is reasonably predictable. Freegle is not in close proximity to its users, and does not have reason to believe that most things lent are in any sense

...ot.com/review/ilovefreegle.org We registered for this in February 2021 so users can leave a 1-5 star review for Freegle. Jeni (Hertford) responds to the r

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The older ones are purchased and belong to the users. As such they are entitled to give them away to whomever they wish as long

...e, IP addresses change on many web based email accounts and some broadband users share IP addresses.

...In a few days we had donation of £73 but only two donations were from end-users - both of whom increased their donation from the ask of £1 (to £2 and £5 ...the app is available here:https://www.ilovefreegle.org/mobile/<br>Existing users will be prompted to download it.<br>There is a sheet summarising things to

...ed by the Disclaimer https://www.ilovefreegle.org/disclaimer which members/users implicity agree to when signing up through Freegle Direct. ...ntal Guidance. This is because the user may see content generated by other users which isn't vetted before publication.

...''' You want a little thank you note you can put on the talk page of other users. It will contain a reason and your signature. You could create [[Template:T For templates to be effective, users need to find them and be able to use them. A simple technique is to include

It was discussed that the Freegle app might be a good way for users of the app to donate money to Freegle. The options might be: App users might expect more functionality in a paid version, but it is common to have