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On Mon, Mar 21, 2022 at 01:42 PM, Willem Jan Drijfhout wrote:

Newbie question on Groups.io.
Are subgroups the only mechanism to restrict access to certain users?
In my use case, I would like to give access to 95% of the users to 100% of the content. 5% of the users would have access to only 10% of the content. ?It looks like subgroups are designed to give a small group access to some additional information. In my case it's the opposite. The small group should have least information. I guess in theory it doesn't matter, but it is a bit counterintuitive. 'Main' refers now to something very small, and 'sub' now refers to everything.?
Just wondering if there are other mechanisms I could use here? Any help appreciated

The issue is that subgroup members must be members of the main group. But there are no rules about what content needs to go into the main group.?

You could make the main group an announcement-only group which allows no discussion.
Everyone would get that, based on their subscription preferences - i.e. all posts, first post in topic, digest, summary, no mail or special notices only.
The subgroup could allow discussion.?

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Frances

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