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Minor fixes and added ACL and Groups definitions

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@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ To join **Quarantine hangout** for example, right click on it and choose **Join
Now you can see your username under the joined channel. You can also see on the left a message saying that you joined **Quarantine hangout** channel.
!! You can only be connected to one channel at once. So if you join another channel, you'll automatically leave the one you're in.
!! You can only be connected to one channel at once. So if you join another channel, you'll automatically leave the one you're in. !!
## What if the channel is password protected?
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## Groups and ACL: manage permissions
**Access Control List (ACL)** is a list of rules that allow sensible access with few restrictions. Most of the times, these rules will be "inherited" from the Channel's Parent. Mumble Admins can modify the ACL (eliminate/modify existing ones or add new ones).
**Groups** are defined or limited by the scope of the rules in an **ACL**. Each rule in each ACL operates on some group of users in order to grant or limit what can be done in a Mumble Channel. So, it is important to understand what Mumble's Groups are before creating ACLs.
### Presentation
You can set specific permission to your channels, groups and users. To do that, right-click on the channel you want to create ACL for, and choose **Edit...** and go to the **ACL** pannel.