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What's the difference between registered user and member? PDF Print

The HSNZ has got four levels of access on its website.

What do non-registered users get?

The non-registered users have a viewing access to the HSNZ website. The left menu shows where they can navigate:

  • Home 
  • News
  • Contact us
  • Teachers and performers
  • Harp retailers
  • Event calendar
  • Links

What do registered users get?

Guests who have created a Web account online. Registered users have the same level of access to content as public users, with an additional menu on the left-hand side of the website, with the following items:

  • Your details
  • Harp forum (where they can post messages)
  • Noticeboard (where they can view current noticeboards)
  • Logout

What do HSNZ members get?

HSNZ members who have paid their annual subscription and have created a web account online. They will have additional items showing on the left-hand side menu:

  • Your details
  • Submit an article (where they can add news articles)
  • Submit a web link (where they can add links to other websites)
  • Harp forum (where they can post messages to other members)
  • Add an event (where they can add events to the public calendar)
  • Noticeboard (where they can add classisied ads)
  • HSNZ files (where they can access the "journal archive" folder)
  • Logout

What do committee members get?

Committee members have got the same user menu as the HSNZ members, but with a greater access level. They are allowed to modify articles on the website, and can add events, web links without prior approval from the webmaster. They also have access on the HSNZ files to the "committee members only" folder.

 

 

 

 

 
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