Hi,
You are correct - role management screen exists for one sole purpose - so the user could enter as many roles as he needs. After that, you will see these roles take some sort of action in several places:
- web.config: multiple tags that allow you to define which user roles are site admins, blog admins, news admins, etc.
- page management: you can set the "view" privileges on both pages and navigation menus
- Web part properties: you can set "view" and "write" privileges on each individual Web part
- newsletter management: you can send newsletters to different roles separately
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There are many more scenarios in which role list comes into play. This is equally important on custom projects, where you can easily check the role membership and than make various decisions based on it.
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