Giving contacts limited viewing access without notifications

[Matt Pounsett]

On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Raymond Page wrote:

> It's not a matter of creating a contact with notification period none 
> or making their contact method invalid (or mail /dev/null), it's a 
> matter of giving view access to a service on a per contact basis 
> while nullifying notifications for that user for that service.

Hrm..  okay, more musings here.. 

What if you create a contact group which has no notification period, add the
appropriate contacts to it, and then associate the group with these extra
services?  I'm not sure which notification period would take precedence, but
POLA suggests to me it should be whichever period is most restrictive (i.e.
"none" ).

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