I like PageBuilder, but I don't want to let anybody touch it.
It is way too easy for well-meaning people to break things, and it's even easier for ill-meaning people to ruin things that ought not be ruined. The all-or-nothing approach that we have now means that all PageBuilder duties fall on the shoulders of a select few people in our newsroom.
(While we're at it, can we please get a prompt or something that asks users to "Use Shared" the second they open up a page, especially if it's been awhile? Stuff gets overwritten all the time simply out of carelessness.)
I think some sensible permissions could include:
Creating and deleting pages
Adding/editing certain content types
Publishing new changes
Making changes to linked features
On a deeper level, it would be great to have the ability to give a user access to only specific pages. For example, let's say Aaron is put in charge of managing the PageBuilder page for a special advertiser section. I would want him to be able to manage the content on that page but not be able to modify the homepage or any other section fronts.
Britton Peele
the ability to assign users to groups, and PB pages to those groups, would be a big help. An especially big help would be to give a user access to a single page and only edit one block in that page, for example.
This is a great feedback. We are definitely looking into more feedback on permissions for different users. This is on our Roadmap for next year.
Also of concern in PageBuilder is the ability for anyone with access to change the URL of a page - even if they do not have publish permissions in PageBuilder, they can still instantly change the URL of a page with no warning or confirmation, or notice to any other user