Improve user experience by matching the UI to my privilege level

Who would benefit?

Read only users

What impact would it make?

I would not be misled to think I am able to contribute to a field which I can't change

How should it work?

Today, I do not have access to edit fields in Aha. The way the UI works today though, I can hover my mouse over a field and it indicates that the field is a text field with an open box over it. When I click on it, the field expands and I can place my cursor on the text in that field. I can even use arrows to move my cursor between characters. I am however, not able to type any characters in this box as I have only read access to this field. My expected experience is that if I can't edit the field, I should not be able to have my cursor interact with the data. I should not see a text box or be able to expand it and move my cursor around in the data unless I have the privilege to edit that data. This UX comes from what see and experience in every other app I can think of in this world. I'm not sure why Aha behaves this way.