This make managing the page security very difficult if this is true.  The 
portal pages are a tree and each node in the tree "should" be able to declare 
the security for itself and it's subtree overriding inherited attributes if 
desired.

For example the tree below


  |                           A
  |                           /\
  |                         B  C
  |                             /\
  |                            D E
  | 
If node A is unrestricted and view/view recursive then nodes B & C should be 
visible by default to all.  However, node C should be able to override 
inherited attributes and change security to be restricted for itself and it's 
subtree.  Node C should also be able to terminate recursion of inherited 
attributes.




Tom

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