Hiding The Toolbar, part 2.

As you may recall from Hiding The Toolbar in Sharepoint 2010, squirrelling away your user's ability to dick with things is relatively easy. However, times have changed, and your intranet is no longer totally useless. You may need to use forms, which write to lists, which send workflows to people, which are not quite useful but almost.

Therefore, almost everyone who uses your site will need to have Edit Lists permissions, so you need to change this:
<Sharepoint:SPSecurityTrimmedControl ID="SPSecurityTrimmedControl2" runat="server" PermissionsString="EditListItems">

The PermissionsString can be anything, but it can especially be ManageLists. This is one step higher in the permissions, which means you can still hide the toolbar while now letting people submit content to the pseudodatabase. Fun!