lr said:

Hi, I have a 'contributor' role that basically can go in WP, create a post, submit for review and edit it before it gets published. It is also restricted to a category, and this works fine. The problem is that if I create multiple users, I can see the other contributor's posts and edit them (before they are published), which should not happen. Also, I can see the trashed items by the general admin, but can't touch them. Is there a way to hide all this stuff? In the RS options I have disabled the 'Edit Others Posts', yet I can still edit them.

Any ideas?

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This is not normal Role Scoper behavior. It would appear that those users have the "edit_others_posts" capability - either by their WordPress role, RS role(s), or RS group membership in a group with such a role. Have you checked your WordPress Contributor role definition?