# You don't have permission to submission the post.

#### Please note, This is not an error, this is in compliance with WordPress rules

Please read more WordPress Roles and Capabilities: <https://wordpress.org/support/article/roles-and-capabilities/>

So to have the right to submit articles, you need to have role permission from **Contributor** up.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/URVJkeibeJasBvrEo6Ss" alt="Set role Contributor "></div>

### So how can all users post after registration?

So that all users after registering as a member can post articles, you just need to set the default role for registered members to be ***Contributor***.

Navigate: ***Dashboad -> Settings -> General -> New User Default Role -> Contributor.***

![New User Default Role](/files/Lw7st4pYtTVjj2loTfpx)

Don't fret about it, these are great features of WordPress. Think about it, for particular users that you don't want them to submit posts anymore, then you just need to lower their role to Subscriber.


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