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Stray Underwood
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Join date: 14 Sep 2007
Posts: 12
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09-29-2007 18:25
A friend and I have bought some land, and want both to be able to edit the land and place prims and both have the same level of authority on our land. How do you do that?
Thank you for your time.
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Taylor Meness
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Join date: 18 Sep 2006
Posts: 144
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09-29-2007 18:29
The best way to do that is to create a group, deed the land to that group, and invite your friend as an 'owner'.
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Chris Norse
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Join date: 1 Oct 2006
Posts: 5,735
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09-29-2007 18:32
Instead of owner, give the officer role what ever powers you want him to have. Also, make an alt and have it join the group. If you make him an owner and things fall out between you, you won't be able to remove him from the group. The alt is so that if he ever leaves the group it doesn't dissolve and make you lose the land.
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Stray Underwood
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Join date: 14 Sep 2007
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09-29-2007 18:45
thank you, but, is there a safe way to allow someone to build on your land.
so we do not have a chance to lose the land?
If i leave, or her.
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Stray Underwood
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Join date: 14 Sep 2007
Posts: 12
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09-29-2007 19:09
I own land and built buildings and we both want to be able to put deco on land and in apartments, is the only for that to deed to group?
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Ann Launay
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Join date: 8 Aug 2006
Posts: 7,893
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09-29-2007 19:12
From: Stray Underwood thank you, but, is there a safe way to allow someone to build on your land. so we do not have a chance to lose the land?
Again, group roles determine the member's capabilities. Don't give the builder the option to sell and there will be no way to lose your land. If you consider yourself co-owners, you may BOTH want to add alts to the group. That way, one of you can leave without causing problems for the other. It's possibly to set items to group without deeding them.
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Ann Launay
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09-29-2007 19:18
From the Knowledge Base: From: someone Group Roles
Group roles give group owners a fine degree of control over their members' access to the group's abilities. Using group roles, a group owner may assign different levels of privileges to groups of members. Additionally, each group Role can be assigned its own title for members to wear. Each group can contain up to 10 roles, including Owners.
By default, all groups start with three roles:
* Owners: Group owners have full control over their group, and have access to all group abilities. The Owners role cannot be deleted or edited.
* Officers: Officers have broad, but not unlimited powers within the group. The Officers role can be deleted or edited by group members with the appropriate abilities.
* Everyone: Everyone in the group, regardless of other assigned roles, falls into the Everyone role. This special role defines baseline abilities for everyone in the group.
Creating New Roles
To create a new group role:
1. Go to Edit > Groups
2. Highlight the group you want to edit, and press the Info button.
3. Go to the Members & Roles tab on the Group Information window.
4. Click the Roles tab under the Members & Roles tab.
5. Press the Create New Role ... button
6. Assign abilities to the new role under the Allowed Abilities frame.
Abilities
Abilities define a role's level of control over group matters- land, money, membership, titles, and more.
For a complete listing of group abilities and their descriptions inworld:
Go to Edit > Groups
1. Highlight the group you want to edit, and press the Info button.
2. Go to the Members & Roles tab on the Group Information window.
3. Click the Abilities tab under the Members & Roles tab.
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