On GroupSpot, there are three tiers of membership in any group. Owners sit at the top with all privileges to run the group, followed by Admins who have many but not all privileges to help run the group, and finally, there are Members who have the least privileges but don’t carry the responsibility of running the group.
Owners have the most privileges and access. In most cases, they’ve started the group and taken the initial pass at important decisions like your privacy settings. They’ve also chosen your group identity which includes your name and important header and avatar images. Owners create content, send notifications, approve new members, and promote members to admin or co-owner status. They can also remove and ban members when necessary.
Admins have many of the same privileges as owners except they cannot change the group identity, approve new members, or send mass communications.
Members have the least privileges. They are not making changes to the group or sending mass communications. They are consuming the content, engaging with other members via comments and chat, and checking in when they need to.
