$Obj->creator()
Works exactly the same as $Obj->author(), but looks for a createdBy field instead of a userId field. If no createdBy field is found, userId is used.
This is only useful when you change the userId after content has been created. You might do this in a scenario where you are "assigning" a piece of content to another user.
In most cases, this will be the same as $Obj->author().
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