nieuwe wijzigingen in AGS voor Organisaties

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<\/HEAD>Andere wijzigingen in ArcGIS Online (slechte naar mijn mening)<\/SPAN> Nieuwe deelworkflows voor openbare accounts??? Openbare accounts, voorheen bekend als persoonlijke accounts, kunnen geen privégroepen meer aanmaken (december release)<\/STRONG>,<\/SPAN>(dit deel werd toegevoegd aan de maart release) lid worden van privé- of organisatiegroepen<\/STRONG><\/SPAN>, of items delen met groepen tenzij de items met iedereen (publiek) worden gedeeld. Bestaande privé-items in openbare groepen blijven privé; ArcGIS Online zal bestaande privé-items of groepen niet openbaar maken.<\/SPAN> Het feit dat een persoon met een openbaar account niet kan worden uitgenodigd om services te gebruiken in een organisatieaccount is onlogisch..... Ik heb hier in december niets over gezien.<\/SPAN><\/BODY><\/HTML>

BillEveringham · Answer

It's like pulling the rug out from under you... The old bait and switch....
It kinda feels like Netflix a few years back by raising prices 60%... See how many people it pissed off and left...they gave no warning and confused customers.... ESRI is doing the same thing in my opinion.

AaronFindlay · Answer

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.