Project Review Wednesday: Workbench Moderation OG

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Module: Workbench Moderation OG

What does it do?

Workbench is a suite of modules that offers highly customizable workflows for a site. It is definitely my favorite tool for providing content moderation specifically tailored to a client's needs. The Workbench Moderation OG module integrates Workbench with Organic Groups (OG). Allowing OG and Workbench to work together opens up some exciting doors for websites using groups via OG.

Now with Workbench Moderation OG, the tools available to Workbench can be customized on the group level. For example, a blog post created by a content creator in a "Sports" group, could be set up to be moderated only by content editors within that same group. These rules can also exist across groups. Following that same example, a blog post from the Sports group that is under review, could be set to be unavailable to any other groups on the site.

Organic Groups and Workbench Moderation are two of the most popular modules in Drupal site building and making the two of them friends just makes sense. Some might even call it destiny.

Want OG and Workbench to Be Friends? Review it!

If you want OG and Workbench to be pals, you should review it and help make that happen.

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Clayton Dewey

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Clayton joined Aten in 2012 after working as a Web Instructor and freelance site builder. With over six years experience as an educator specializing in Linguistically Diverse Education as well as actively working on numerous campaigns for social justice, he brings with him a passion for empowering web technology and putting its potential to use in fostering concrete change in the world.

Aside from site building, Clayton also enjoys being a goofy dad and always appreciates a good paraprosdokian.

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