nouvelles modifications d'AGS pour les Organisations

BillEveringham

<\/HEAD>Autres modifications d'ArcGIS Online (mauvaises selon moi)<\/SPAN>

Nouveaux flux de partage pour les comptes publics??? Les comptes publics, auparavant appelés comptes personnels, ne peuvent plus créer de groupes privés (version de décembre)<\/STRONG>,<\/SPAN>(cette partie a été ajoutée à la version de mars) rejoindre des groupes privés ou organisationnels<\/STRONG><\/SPAN>, ou partager des éléments avec des groupes à moins que les éléments soient partagés avec tout le monde (public). Les éléments privés existants dans les groupes publics resteront privés ; ArcGIS Online ne rendra pas publics les éléments ou groupes privés existants.<\/SPAN>

Le fait qu'une personne avec un compte public ne puisse pas être invitée à utiliser des services dans un compte organisationnel n'a aucun sens..... Je n'ai vu aucune mention de cela en décembre.<\/SPAN><\/BODY><\/HTML>

AaronFindlay

I also agree that prohibiting ArcGIS Online subscription organizations to privately share maps and feature services with public accounts is a step backward and severely limits the possibilities for engagement.

We were notified in a March 1st 2013 blog that:

Under the updated Terms of Use, ArcGIS Online public account holders can no longer share items privately, or create private groups.  Public account holders can continue to create public groups and can share items publicly, or can keep items completely unshared for their own use and viewing. Note that existing private items and groups will not become public.
If you want to continue to create private groups and items for private collaboration and sharing, you can purchase an ArcGIS Online subscription, which also provides access to other ArcGIS Online features and services.

http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2013/03/01/important-account-updates/

No mention that ArcGIS Online subscriptions will no longer be able to privately share maps and data with public/personal accounts.

A fairly large change in my opinion with no warning.

It is my understanding that there is now no way to have any spatial data submitted privately to an ArcGIS Online organization without using an ArcGIS Online organization account. We can prohibit editing features submitted by others in public maps but all data must now remains available to anonymous users.

A whole area of opportunity for mass spatial engagement just disappeared.