A user can belong to many groups, but must belong to at least one. Your primary group in Content Server is called your Department. You can view information about a group and its members.

If you have the proper privileges, you can perform group administration tasks. For example, as the creator of a group, you have the ability to edit the group or delete it entirely, whether you are a member of the group or not. In other words, you do not need not to be a member of a group that you create. You can also add groups as members of another group. A group within a group is known as a subgroup. Finally, you can define default Notification interests and settings for a group. For information, see Using Notifications.

	Note: Only the administrator, or users with User Administration Rights, can mange the default interests for a Group.

To help you administer the groups you create, you have the option to set a group leader. A group leader is someone to whom you give full control over the group, with the ability to add and remove users from the group, delete the group, pass the group leadership to someone else, or unset, give up, his or her leadership.

	Note: By default, there is no group leader, which means that only the creator of the group, and other users with proper privileges, can edit the group. A group leader can be a user or a subgroup, and there can be only one leader at a time.