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Go to:
https://accounts.google.com/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens?hl=en
Alternatively, click Account » Security » Connected Applications and Sites. You will be prompted for your password. After that, you're shown a list of all sites you've used Google to authenticate with:
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Go to https://www.google.com/accounts/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens
To navigate to this page:
Sign in at http://google.com and click your name in the top navigation bar. Then go to Google Account Settings.
At the bottom, click Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen.
In the Security section under the Personal Settings tab, click Authorizing ...
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You could do it as a form, like this one: https://spreadsheets0.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dEN6SDhuY3J1dVZxb09DcURqcU8tdEE6MA
Otherwise, as soandos said, it doesn't make sense.
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Only members of the board can edit/delete cards/add or lists. No need to add them to the organization. Your settings should be as follows:
Visibility: Public
Voting: Public
Comments: Public
Adding Members Permissions: Admins
Allow organization members to add themselves to this board: Disabled
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If you join a secret Facebook group your presence on the group is unknown and posts on the group are only visible to others in the group.
A closed group however only limits who can see the posts. Who is a member is public.
Either ask the group to switch to Secret or don't join.
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From the Google+ page: "+Dennis Troper wanted to update you and say we are already working on multi-admin support, ownership transfer and page analytics." (emphasis mine)
So it's not quite ready.
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If depends on what kind of information you want people to submit. If each person is submitting unique information like, an answer to a question, then you can do it by using the Google Spreadsheet + Forms ( no html knowledge required ) but if you are looking for people to be able to submit information based on somethign another coworker has submitted then ...
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Hat tip to Gajus Kuizinas who has clarified this for me.
You may not utilize Facebook Payments to sell virtual currency or
other stored-value item that can be used outside of the app where the
transaction was completed.
In short, no: Facebook Payments cannot be used for digital downloads.
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No, Trello does not offer fine-grained permissions of this type. Sorry. In the future, it might be possible to write a plugin or an API monitoring script. This could be made to alert you if a card was moved by someone not assigned to it.
But, as of now and for the near future, this does not exist.
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Commenting can be available to one of the following:
the public (anyone with a Trello account)
the organization that the board is in
members of the board
The ability to move cards is available to anyone that is a member of a board
So, you can achieve that if:
The board is in an organization
The "particular member" is in the organization
Commenting is ...
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You can do it via Facebook's regular UI. Simply go to App Privacy Settings and click Edit next to the app, from which you want to take away posting permissions. Then click Remove next to the permission you want to revoke. You can also change privacy setting for the posts there.
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This is not possible. You can only control visibility at the board level. However, because you can move cards between boards (open the card, hit Move..., and select a new board), it would be possible to emulate that by creating a board with a single list and then moving cards between that and the "real" board.
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Disclosure: I'm MyPermissions' CTO.
MyPermissions.org itself is simply a list of links pointing to the exact places in websites such as Facebook where they manage the permissions you have given to 3rd party apps. In some websites, these links can be deep inside the user interface and are very hard to find. On MyPermissions.org you can also register for a ...
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If a person is maliciously adding you as an editor (or owner) to documents, you could report the Google Drive/Docs abuse to Google.
If it's a friend who's behaving anti-socially, tell him or her why you don't want to share/own the document. Unfortunately, in the email that's generated, I can't see any way to "refuse" the share in the email. Google Docs is ...
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Here's an answer, though you might not like it:
http://support.google.com/drive/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2494892
Once you transfer ownership of a file, you lose ownership for yourself. You effectively change the doc from something you own to something that was "shared with you."
There is no way to downgrade a user back to editor unless you contact ...
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From their Google support page:
Note that anyone you set as "Can view," "Can edit," or "Is owner" must have a Google Account or Google Apps Account to share your site.
So the only way you can give someone else editing rights, is to have the person sign up for a Google Account.
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No, they are not visible. The article you quote in your question shows information based on the Event Organizer's email invitations to other guests. In that scenario, the event is public, but the non-Facebook users are sent a link via email for them to access and view event details.
Your question seems more about searching and finding the public event ...
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You're the document's owner when you create that particular document, if you want to stop being the owner you might want to delete it.
On the other hand, if you want to refuse the sharing of a document created by someone else you might as well delete it from your list (by clicking on the checkbox at the left-side of the document) and then click Remove at the ...
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Yes, it is possible but not via Facebook UI.
You can use one of these Google Chrome extensions
fPrivacy
FBSecure
Note that blocking some of the application permissions may result in the application losing some of its main functionality.
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Mollify doesn't yet come with integration into CMSes, but it seems to meet all of the criteria you stated.
It's under the EPL 1.0 license with the option to buy a commercial license if that's not good enough. (I contacted the author and confirmed that interpretation of the website copy is correct.)
Also, Mollify 2 (currently in alpha) uses the GPL 2.0 for ...
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Could could try out fogbugz http://www.fogcreek.com/fogbugz/ however it isnt free but it is really good.
Persmissions info can be found here
Guide on managing them - https://developers.fogbugz.com/default.asp?W119
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