He or she is there simply to graphically record the meeting content on the Meeting Page. Yes of course. The telefacilitator is present by agreement with the group to serve group. The telefacilitator's role can be defined in different ways depending on the group's goals and desires. The role can be settled upon in advance, or changed on the fly in mid-meeting.
Facilitator is pure recorder, listens only.
Group members address facilitator to correct the page, or suggest items. Facilitator intervenes, but only to ask for clarification. Facilitator acts as moderator. Well, first, of course, Meeting Pages are simply Web pages. Because the Web is the most popular distributed multimedia format in the world, this insures that all group members will be able to see the Meeting Pages.