So according to this reply, anons are in fact logged out users, so if that’s what you mean, then yes, they can’t write, but no one can (Admin, TLs, etc). You have to be logged in to write.
To make it simpler to clear this once and for all:
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If I set a category ONLY to include 1 group,
everyone, with all 3 boxes ticked (See, Reply, Create) which logged in users CAN’T See, Reply, or Create? -
If I set a category ONLY to include 1 group,
TL0, with all 3 boxes ticked (See, Reply, Create) which logged in users CAN’T See, Reply, or Create?
If your answer is: “For both options, all users from any group can See, Reply, and Create”, then we get to where I wanted to get: For logged in users, everyone and TL0 are the same. Therefore, the only difference between them is that in the first option, logged out users would be able to see the category, whereas the second option would hide the category from logged out users.
If that’s the case, that the only difference is what logged out users can see, then calling it Logged Out Users instead of everyone would make more sense. And since only logged in users can Reply or Create, having those boxes next to everyone (then renamed Logged Out Users) wouldn’t make sense.
Ooofff… am I making sense yet? 