Right but that can also be accomplished potentially with RoleGroups. I'm not arguing against the feature, just that the default use case should be simple: Every user has his own mailbox with like one or two folders and only he can read it. That's the "default" case and should require next to no setup and should just work with normal login modules. The architectural ideal here is that we have pluggable policies/mailboxes and security. What we need is a way to implement security as a cross-cutting concern and support at least the simplistic as well as the more flexible model of security.
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