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Actually, I can think of a couple of use cases where
searches should not be public (e.g. searches for abusing
users where the query may be viewed by the person being
searched for).
I don't have a good solution to the key problem though.
Maybe we can use a unique key field formed from
the user who created the query and the name of the
query?
I think public and private searches should do most of the
trick without trying to graft an entire ACL system onto
queries.
-- rouilj
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