This does not appear to be a bug because it is consistent with the description of personal messages (PM) in this post:
So users can add receivers by:
- creating a new message with the new list of receivers
- using groups so adding a new group member automatically adds them to group PMs
I can see why moderation is required to alter recipients for existing messages. It avoids many opportunities for chicanery…
Which users can edit an existing PM recipients/receivers?
User Type | Role | Remove Self | Remove Sender | Remove Receiver | Add Receiver |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Admin | Sender / Receiver | ||||
Moderator | Sender / Receiver | ||||
TL2+ user with min trust to send messages |
Sender | ||||
TL2+ user with min trust to send messages |
Receiver | ||||
TL1 user with min trust to send messages |
Sender | ||||
TL1 user with min trust to send messages |
Receiver | ||||
User without min trust to send messages |
Sender | na | na | na | na |
User without min trust to send messages |
Receiver |
Note:
- This table has been updated to reflect the greater capability of TL2+ users (TL2 is the default to use PMs) over TL1 users.
- Note that new users can be manually promoted to a higher TL but will not receive these rights until the daily job runs and places them on the User list.
- A receiver can be a group provided that the sender is enabled to message the group in the group setting
Interaction
>Who can message this group?
- To remove a member from a group PM you delete them from the group which makes them a separate receiver in the message.
- Removing a member from a group required a page refresh in Firefox on Windows 10.