> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.motar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.motar.com/motar-core-services/intro-to-core-services/studio/listing-permissions.md).
# Listing Permissions
As a creator, you control how other users access your listings by running the Permission Wizard listed on the permission settings. Here, you can set who can "Discover, Download, Use, Distribute, and Modify" your uploaded content.
## Permissions
### Discover
Discover permission allow you to view the listing cards on the Hub.
{% hint style="warning" %}
If you do not see a hub card listed on the Hub discover page, it is most likely because you do not have discover permission to that listing.
{% endhint %}
### Download
Download permissions allows you to download a listing.
### Use
Use permission gives rights to 'use, display, and include' the listing.
### Distribute
Distribute permission allows you to 'use, display and include' the listing in other published listings in MOTAR, created by the downloader account.
### Modify
Modify permissions allows rights to make derivatives, modifications, and alterations on this listing and furthermore 'use, display, and include' this altered version in other listings published in MOTAR. The original creators account must be credited in the listing page.
### Group Definitions
**Public**: All users with an account on the platform\
**Owning** **Company**: All members of the Owning Company\
**Partners**: All users associated with a Partner Company\
**Custom**: Specify groups like a Department, Partner Company, or Studio Group
## Manage Permissions
Set permissions by clicking the  symbols for the groups in the table below.
Permissions are cumulative as you go down the table. (e.g.) **Selecting** “Download” for a group will subsequently also check “Discover”. Permissions can be modified from Studio once they’ve been set.
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