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Ok, just posting this simple question because I can't find it actually addressed anywhere.

I am currently an Observer on three related language projects from which I may want to do an adaptation into the language that I'm working on, which is not a high enough permission level to do what I want to do. I know all 3 admins on those projects. If I want to set up an adaptation through the Interlinearizer, which level of user permissions do I need to ask them for?
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Hello.
You may find this entry useful: https://support.bible/6080/users-roles-and-permissions-for-interlinearizer?show=6080#q6080

In short, you need at least "Translator" role to be able to edit glosses. Without any additional permissions, the role is sufficient.
With "Observer" role they can open and view the content but not edit.

Saludos,
Pepe.
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