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# How do I manage posting rights?

### Introduction

Publication rights define who can create, edit, and manage Posts in the organization. The system is based on **sections** with distinct roles.

### Roles

#### Global administrator

* Manages the entire organization
* Assigns the Communicator role

#### Communicator

* Manages all sections of the organization
* Creates, edits, and deletes sections
* Configures the contributors and audience for each section
* Accesses the Statistics of Posts
* Manages scheduled and pinned Posts

#### Contributor

* Publishes only in the sections assigned to them by a communicator
* Manages their own Posts

#### Collaborator

* Views the Posts in the sections they have access to
* Can like and comment (if enabled)

### Settings

From the Administration of the Posts app, the settings allow you to:

* Define who can manage sections
* Configure access to Inspirations (idea library)
* Define the default alert frequency

### Permissions by section

Each section is configured with:

* **Contributors** : users or Communities authorized to publish
* **Audience** : communities that have read access
* **Visibility** : on the main feed or only in the section

### What the assistant can do

The assistant cannot modify publication rights directly. It can explain how the roles work and guide you to the Administration pages.