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When I added someone to my project, they successfully showed up as an “observer”. However, when I changed their role to “consultant/reviewer/archivist/typesetter” it gave me this error message: The following user names are invalid and will be removed from project ShiNdz. You might need to add users to project ShiNdz. User Alyson Mazza was registered by another user and cannot be an Administrator or Consultant on a project."

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It basically means that the user (Alyson Mazza) needs to register themselves on the Paratext Registry. We don’t allow users registered by someone else to become an administrator or consultant on a project.

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