userid text, password text, permlevel smallint, name text, email text, website text |
The level of access of the user to the whole task list manager. Allowed values are: 0 - inactive
user (in case I want to block somebody but not lose the contact info), 1 - viewer only, and 2 -
full access. Full access just means that this user may own tasks and processes. The detailed
privileges of a viewer-level user are granted with the keyword/permission system (in the next
section.) Privileges of a level-2 user to processes owned by other people are likewise
governed by the permission system.
In the demo system, the "demo" user is a level-2 user. This means that people trying out the demo can create their own tasks and processes in order to see how the system works. They also have viewer-level access to the wftk processes.
Since this particular implementation is aimed at being a demo, these three contact information
fields seem logical. Obviously anything could be tossed in here as contact info, and this UI
wouldn't care about it.
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