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Hi, I was reading through the documentation and it seems like it would be very easy for a user to lock out a topic accidentally or on purpose by setting the access control variables in a topic. Although eventually an admin could come and fix everything, it seems that this would just cause an annoyance for everyone. Is there a way to make sure that all topics in a web are always editable/accessible? I suppose it would be better if you could set a group that controlled access variables(ie, I create this topic, let everyone change and edit it, but only I can change the access or everyone can change/create topics but only X group can change access) but I'm not sure how that would fit into the system. .- TWiki version:
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