Different journals are going to want different visibility and permissions models. We need to implement the basic models that are most common as a starting point: public, open, and traditional(or closed). For the public model, everything is publicly visible. Review happens in the open. For the open model, everything is visible to the appropriate group of people at the appropriate stage. So at submission, editors can see everything. At review, reviewers and editors can see everything. Authors can see everything the whole way through. For the closed model, managing editors, assigned editors, and assigned reviewers can see objects as appropriate. Only managing editors and assigned editors can see everything.
Acceptance Criteria
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We have implemented three base visibility and permission models: public, open, and closed.
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Different journals are going to want different visibility and permissions models. We need to implement the basic models that are most common as a starting point: public, open, and traditional(or closed). For the public model, everything is publicly visible. Review happens in the open. For the open model, everything is visible to the appropriate group of people at the appropriate stage. So at submission, editors can see everything. At review, reviewers and editors can see everything. Authors can see everything the whole way through. For the closed model, managing editors, assigned editors, and assigned reviewers can see objects as appropriate. Only managing editors and assigned editors can see everything.
Acceptance Criteria
At what point is this story considered "done"?
Dependencies
What stories does this one depend on? What do we need to do first before we can call this one done?