On our site we have basically one policy group per user group because the
sections they have access to are discrete areas. There is the occasional time
when an individual user has membership of more than one user group.
Natalie
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I have a site that has the first level as department. There is a contributor and
publisher group per department.
To apply permission to a portion of the site tree, it needs to point to a policy
group. And the policy group is mapped to a user group.
Does that mean I need to create a policy group for each of the user groups?
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