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25/03/2019 11:32 pm
I have a membership program on my site for paying members. I only want paying members to be able to comment. So far, the way I accomplish this is I create a custom user role and assign that role to my new members. I then limit comment to only paying member roles. This gives them the ability the comment.
However, when a membership expires, how do I allow ex-members to delete comments that they made when they were paying members? It seems that if a user is able to comment, they also have the freedom to delete. However, if a user is logged in, but no longer a paying member, they cannot comment any longer but ALSO lose the right of erasure. Is there any way to give ex-member users that right?
26/03/2019 12:10 pm
Hi @janelledement,
At first, you should display the "My Content and Settings" option. In order to display it you should navigate to Dashboard > Comments > Settings > Comment Form tab, make sure the "Hide My Content and Settings button" is disabled.
This will allow users to delete their own comments whenever they like. More info here:
https://wpdiscuz.com/docs/wpdiscuz-documentation/gdpr/right-to-erasure/
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27/03/2019 4:33 pm
Hi @Astghik , thank you for your response! I have this button displaying for my members, yes. The problem is, for users who are not allowed to comment but could comment before when their subscription was still running; so ex-members who are logged in, but unable to comment. How do I show this button to them? Even though they are not members anymore, I want to give them to right to erase old comments. It seems that even if this button is enabled, it only displays when the user is also ~able~ to comment.
Thanks in advance for any additional help on this you could add.