It currently has those permissions: lqt-split, lqt-merge and lqt-react.
Some users would like more fine-grained access control (see URL). lqt-react apparently controls whether a user is allowed to post a reply to another thread. I guess how useful is that right if there's no access control for creating threads, or even edit your own/other user's messages. Apparently, $wgNamespaceProtection does not work as expected when it comes to the Thread and Summary namespaces.
I think we should at least add those specific rights for:
- creating threads
- editing own message (message created by the user)
- editing message created by other user
- create/edit thread summary
The "editing *" right may affect also the ability to change a thread subject.
Version: master
Severity: enhancement
URL: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Thread:Extension_talk:LiquidThreads/Don%27t_allow_anons_to_use_LiquidThreads