I am feeling confused about jira cloud, people and projects.
I am owner of two jira sublevel domains ( one production, one development) and a member of a third jira sublevel domain.
If I login into one sublevel domain and click on people, I see a menu Your Teams with people from another sublevel domain. How come? How can I hide people / teams who do not belong to a sublevel domain?
In Jira Quickstart - Invite your teammates it is unclear, how to invite them.
Am I supposed to add people into a sublevel domain or into a project?
Am I supposed to put people into a team, into a project, into a group or into what?
How do I find out if an invited person accepted / rejected the invitation?
Can I customize the invitation?
If I click on People -> manage users - I see the people who belong to a sublevel domain.
By the way, what is the jira terminology for sublevel domain? Is that a space or work space?
There are a lot of buttons Ask the Community.
Dear Community - do you want to answer the same questions again and again? Isn't there a list with previously asked questions around?
admin/EditApplicationProperties!default.jspa
"Enables users to contact administrators by displaying an email form. Can be used with or without the custom message below."
Who is the "contact administrator"? An employee from Atlassian - or do I have that priviledge?
"On a free plan, you can only add people using your site's administration settings. Upgrade your plan to better control who can access this project."
Great that I could upgrade it, but how about a link to "site administration".
Let me guess site = sub level domain
If someone has status "has site access", what does it mean?
Can that person create projects and hit the Create button, do I need to put that person into group confluence-users and jira-software-users first?
I am feeling lost in the cloud.
Sorry for writing down my frustration. Feeling better.
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