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Figure 2. INOVA web portal roles

but not delete it. Besides, the modified or
added data must be validated before being
published in the web page.

can give to them one of these accounts,
so they can add or edit news. Before be-
ing published in the web page, a validator
(usually a member of INOVA) will check
if the information is valid, and decide if it
must be shown in the web portal.
• Validators . As we explained in the previ-
ous point, a validator checks if the infor-
mation given by an editor is valid. In addi-
tion, they can add, delete or edit data from
the web portal.

• The editors can have editing privileges

over the entire web portal, or only over a
small part. For instance, there are news ed-
itors (those who can add or edit news), or
public web editors (those who can modify
the corporative pages).

• The reason to have those partial editors

can be explained easily with an example.
INOVA has appointed another company
the task of looking for interesting news in
the fields they consider of interest for their
clients. Having the news editor role, they

• As in the case of the editors, they could use

their privileges over the entire web portal,
or only over a part of it, depending on the
type of validators they are.