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8/13/2006 11:15 AM
 
How can you setup the events module to allow any public user to post events but not edit or delete other listings?  I've tried to set moderation on but it still seems that users that are not logged in can delete events with no moderation and also ifthey edit an event it disappears from the list until a moderator approves it again, the original event seems to be lost and no way top revert.  Am I missing something?
 
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