Comparing packages django-groups and django-organizations

Hi,

For my site I want Users to be members of groups. Groups represents a
bunch of people that want to discuss something on the site. Here's a
brief list of requirements:

Users can apply to join a group, or be invited to join.

There are objects associated with each group which members can view (and
possibly edit depending on permissions).

A group will have its own url, showing the posts of that group.

Groups can be public or private. Public groups are partly visible to
non-members. Private groups are not visible to non-members.

A User will have a page showing all activity from all the groups they're
members of.

A User may be an administrator of one group, but only a regular member
of another group.

So anyway, I'm having a hard time trying to filter these requirements
through the two available packages I've found, django-groups
(https://github.com/brosner/django-groups) and django-organizations
(https://github.com/bennylope/django-organizations/).

Does anyone have any experience with them or can anyone offer any advice
about which one matches the requirements best? Neither seem to be listed
on django-packages.

Cheers,

Paul

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