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#* Now it becomes interesting, because you have many options depending on the degree of detail you want to control the property rights for:#* '''On meta class level''': If the rights for every property are the same for all instances of a meta class, but differ by user, you should evaluate the relation between the meta class and the user group.#* '''On meta property level''': If the rights for a property are the same for all instances of a meta class, but differ by meta property and user, you should evaluate the relation between the meta property and the user group. If a meta property is used on multiple meta classes with different rights, you may have to evaluate the relation between: A) the relation between meta class and meta property and B) the user.#* '''On content object level''': If the rights for every property are the same for the same content object, you should evaluate the relation between the object and the user group.#* '''On property level''': If the rights for a property depend only on the user, you should evaluate the relation between an attribute on the property and the user group. (An attribute is needed because you can't relate a property to anything).