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Yes and no and depends. This should be greyed out for Guest but Members would have rights by default. Since all roles you add to the context sum up to Team Members, remember that any rights to Team Members would be applied to those added roles. So if starting with the default member rights, if you want to block a role from seeing those, you can use deny right to block them. I believe "Edit Access Control" is tied to Administrative and Move is tied to Modify rights. Obviously, you might be wanted them to check out and edit but just not move. In that case, we need a finer tool.
You can also customize the actions to add your own filter which would disable or hide the action based on a certain role. That might be the best option. You write your rules in that filter and apply it to those actions definition:
<objecttype name="part" class="wt.part.WTPart" resourceBundle="customization.blahblah">
<action name="someAction">
<description>SomeAction</description>
<command url="/netmarkets/jsp/blahblah.jsp" windowType="popup"/>
<includeFilter name="sandboxSharingValidationSimple"/>
<includeFilter name="hideForNewObjectInWorkspace"/>
<includeFilter name="hideForCheckedoutObjectInWorkspace"/>
<includeFilter name="disableForTerminalIterationFilter"/>
</action>
</objecttype>
Yes and no and depends. This should be greyed out for Guest but Members would have rights by default. Since all roles you add to the context sum up to Team Members, remember that any rights to Team Members would be applied to those added roles. So if starting with the default member rights, if you want to block a role from seeing those, you can use deny right to block them. I believe "Edit Access Control" is tied to Administrative and Move is tied to Modify rights. Obviously, you might be wanted them to check out and edit but just not move. In that case, we need a finer tool.
You can also customize the actions to add your own filter which would disable or hide the action based on a certain role. That might be the best option. You write your rules in that filter and apply it to those actions definition:
<objecttype name="part" class="wt.part.WTPart" resourceBundle="customization.blahblah">
<action name="someAction">
<description>SomeAction</description>
<command url="/netmarkets/jsp/blahblah.jsp" windowType="popup"/>
<includeFilter name="sandboxSharingValidationSimple"/>
<includeFilter name="hideForNewObjectInWorkspace"/>
<includeFilter name="hideForCheckedoutObjectInWorkspace"/>
<includeFilter name="disableForTerminalIterationFilter"/>
</action>
</objecttype>