Having read some posts on the original Jira for "resize only", I realized that as good as it was, it is missing things. One solution to the issues brought up would be to have the existing setting for "no modify" have the effect of turning on/off a full set of flags. But, you could have a separate pane for the object, "advanced permissions". In that, allow the users to specify *precisely* which ones you want to allow, and which ones you do not. I.e., if you need it to be rotate, scale and move, but not allow texture, color, etc., then you "pick" specifically which things you "can" do. Make allowing someone to edit sub items as one of those options, so if you don't want someone making "any" changes to the overall design, they can only edit the entire link set. If you want to allow it, then specify that you can pick "edit linked objects" when changing things, but where the sub-objects own permissions "override" the global ones for the entire link set. I.e., selecting the entire object, then changing a permission, will not "change" the sub-prim's, if its anything other than "allow modify". This is a safety, so that you have to manually configure such an object. (Alternatively, you could have the client "ask" if you want the setting(s) to change for all objects in the link set, so you could still set them for every object, except the one that you created specific rules for. Since these would be flags, its unlikely that it would add more than a single integer value to the existing data needed for a prim.