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Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 00:28:12 +0200
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Subject: Re: Reader ACLs
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Thanks for the clarifications so far. Would this simple approach work?

Bob has own db. He is admin and sets readers to "Anna, Fred". Bob creates
document. Now only He, Anna and Fred can read the document, correct?

Bob edits /_security doc, adding Sara to "readers", so she can read too. In
other words, Each user owns a db with their docs, and can set the readers
ACL.

It is an app for writers to critique each other. Copyright plays a role,
hence the stricter reading privileges. Would this work or am I missing
something?

Marcus

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