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I noticed several individuals listed on a meeting invite on the community calendar using [email protected] addresses. My understanding is that these accounts exist as necessary to manage the instructlab.ai Google workspace.
I suggest a policy is needed for how these accounts are managed. I see two options:
Option 1:
Create a policy that clarifies that these accounts are for Google Workspace administration purposes only and not to be used otherwise (not for individual email, calendar, etc purposes)
Option 2:
Create a policy that clarifies who is eligible to get an account
Define the procedure for requesting an account under that eligibility
Write down any expectations on limitations of their use (general purpose personal email presumably out of scope, for example)
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Tangentially related to who can post as group. These docs point out "post as group" means "posting messages from the group’s email address", and I expect this issue is more about [email protected], and not [email protected], but both touch on sending email from @instructlab.ai, so possibly worth some cross-refs or something in any docs landed to address this issue.
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I noticed several individuals listed on a meeting invite on the community calendar using
[email protected]
addresses. My understanding is that these accounts exist as necessary to manage theinstructlab.ai
Google workspace.I suggest a policy is needed for how these accounts are managed. I see two options:
Option 1:
Option 2:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: