# Run a group with deliberate privacy, ownership and review rules

Original constructed teaching cases. No real accounts, participants or customers.

A1 — Constructed visibility mistake: a proposed private group is listed for discovery, while a team assumes its discussions will be public. Decision: compare privacy and discoverability before Create. Result: corrected brief or hold; no group was created and no private discussion was published.

A2 — Constructed queue switch: the owner disables review, but existing pending submissions remain. Decision: inspect and decide those items under the documented queue rule. Result: switch state and pending work stay separate; disabling is not recorded as approval of every post.

A3 — Constructed edited post: an approved contribution later adds a different claim. Decision: inspect the actual edit against group rules and take only the appropriate moderation action. Result: original approval does not certify the revision; no invented author notification or guaranteed re-review is claimed.