confidentiality levels

I am trying to commit to working in the public, so I'm trialing confidentiality labels within the properties of the file in order to better support this effort. This is still a work in progress.
I am going to start with confidentiality levels that are found in the GitLab Handbook as a jumping off point.

- 🌍 Public: This emoji signifies that the content is open to the world.
- 🔒 Not Public: This emoji signifies that some information within the doc is not public. 
- 🏠 Internal: This emoji signifies that the content is internal, accessible to a select group but not to everyone.
- 🗝️ Limited Access: This emoji signifies that access to the content is highly restricted, even within the internal realm.

For your example document, the structure would look like this:

- Title: Flowers 🔒
    - Paragraph One 🌍
        - Flowers are pretty things that grow from the ground.
    - Paragraph Two 🏠
        - Flowers are my favorite item I see outside.
    - Paragraph Three 🗝️
        - I plan on planting a bunch of flowers in the fall.

This way, it’s clear that the document titled "Flowers" is public, the first paragraph is fully public, the second paragraph is internal, and the third paragraph has limited access. Within this example, the public reader will be able to access the file and read the part part about flowers, but will not be able to see that flowers are my favorite item or that I plan on planting a bunch of flowers in the fall. 

Public Information 🌍

• Published Blog Posts
• Public Engagement: Comments, Likes, Shares

Not Public Information 🔒

a. Internal 🏠

• Draft Blog Posts
• Editorial Calendar
• General Blog Strategy
• Engagement Metrics
• Internal Discussions and Brainstorming

b. Limited Access 🗝️

• Personal Information: Author’s and Users’ Personal Data
• Legal Documents: Contracts, Agreements
• Financial Information: Revenue, Costs, Invoicing
• Strategic Plans: Future Collaborations, Major Blog Updates
• Security: Security Measures, Vulnerabilities
• Unpublished Content related to Sensitive Issues or Unverified Information

Explanation:

1. Public Information 🌍:

   • All the posts and content that have been published and are visible to the audience.
   • User interactions that are public like comments, likes, and shares.
   • Publicly available guidelines and policies related to your blog.

2. Not Public Information 🔒:

   • This includes information that is not meant for the public but is accessible to internal members or contributors to the blog. a. Internal 🏠:
     • Drafts and unpublished works, internal strategies, and discussions, as well as metrics and analytics, fall under this category. Limited Access 🗝️:
     • More sensitive information like personal data, legal documents, financial details, unpublished content regarding sensitive or controversial topics, and strategic plans for the future of the blog should be more restricted.

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