Re: Definition of term sub-group

--- Wil <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> So apart from my first own group, what advantages
> are there to creating
> further sub-groups off of my initial one?
> 

I think you could have different subgroups inside your
own group to deliver different kinds of services. Each
subgroup could be a division in a company or a group
of interest, for example. As each peer can be part of
different groups at the same time, you could have a
peer A that is part of the "file sharing" group and
"management" group, and another peer B that is part of
the "file sharing" group only. Just a guess.

Edward


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