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Description of problem:
<jweiss-pto> i would have expected:  R, RU, CRU, CRUD.  It appears there is R,
             RD, RU, CRUD  [17:50]
<jweiss-pto> i would have thought CRU is way more useful than RD  [17:51]
<jweiss-pto> who would ever get the "delete" role?

I have a hard time thinking of a use case for the delete role - some kind of grim reaper user who only deletes things?

If there's some use case for Delete, that is fine, but still think we should add "CRU" - Create Read Update (or Modify, as we call it in the UI).  Otherwise there is no way to give a user permission to create, without giving him full admin permission.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
katello-0.1.175-1.git.19.7ffe744.el6.noarch

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moving to V 1.1, not enough time left to revamp how they are worded now.

create is now called administer 
update is now called modify


Those changes happened around 1.1

These bugs have been resolved in upstream projects for a period of months so I'm mass-closing them as CLOSED:UPSTREAM.  If this is a mistake feel free to re-open.