Planning Architecture for Permissions and Web Publishing

[iBerlioz]

I would like to discuss the planning architecture for permissions and web publishing within Anytype. Specifically, I have the following questions and feature requests:

1. User Permissions: Will it be possible to set different permissions for different users in a shared workspace? I envision a scenario where not all pages will be visible to every user, but only those that are explicitly permitted. This would enhance data privacy and security within the workspace.
2. Web Publishing: How will the web publishing feature function? Can we share a page that includes all its internal structures (e.g., databases, dashboards) while still respecting the permissions set for different users?
3. Guest Interaction with Sets: will it be possible to allow guests to see and interact only with a specifically permitted set view? For instance, if I have a large database of tasks linked to various clients, will I be able to create a page (project, or even published webpage of project) with different dashboards or kanbans where a client will be able to interact with their relevant tasks without accessing any unrelated information?
4. Restricting Information for Guests: Will the system allow us to restrict certain internal materials (e.g., price calculations, plans) from being visible to guests? For example, if I share a dedicated workspace for client with him (or even one project's page in a workspace as per cl.1 above), and these materials are related to the client, will there be a way to ensure they are never shared with the client unless explicitly specified - i.e. The project's page has a page dedicated to internal team only and the client will not be able to see it?

These features would significantly enhance the usability and security of Anytype, enabling a more tailored experience for both internal users and external clients. I look forward to your insights on these aspects.

Thank you!