Managing Users¶
Deactivating users¶
Deactivating a user prevents them from logging in but preserves their contribution history and attribution in translation records.
- Access Django's admin interface at
/a/. - Click Users and search for the user.
- Uncheck the Active checkbox on the user's record.
- Click Save.
Deactivation is reversible — you can reactivate the user by checking Active again.
Removing users¶
Removing a user permanently deletes their account. This is irreversible and should only be done when strictly necessary (e.g., for GDPR/privacy requests).
- Access Django's admin interface at
/a/. - Click Users and search for the user.
- Select the user and choose Delete selected users from the action dropdown.
- Confirm the deletion.
Danger
Deleting a user is permanent. Their username may be replaced with an anonymized placeholder in historical translation records.
Adjusting permissions¶
To change a user's role (Contributor, Translator, Team Manager), use the Permissions tab on the relevant Team page. See User Accounts & Settings for details.