Asking again with more detail...
I'm concerned some may be using the MyDashboard feature of their profile
page to post inappropriate content. For example, a spam user could
register for an account, and then make pages private to a group and the
organization and admin may not know. Let's say a user was using our site
to post/distribute/develop child pornography or malware?
What access rights do admins have on pages that are located off the
MyDashboard or where permissions are set so that only some registered
users may see them? I tested this my creating a private page on my
profile's MyDashboard, then logged in as Admin. When, as Admin, I
searched the Document Index in a space by my user id, I did see the
private pages. However, with 100's of users this might not be practical.
I guess I am really trying to understand best practices that others may
use in managing the wiki to avoid nefarious use.
Thanks
Patrick
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