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# Group Chat

## **Group Chat Features**

* **Permission Settings**\
  The creator of the group chat (Admin) can appoint managers to co-manage the group chat. Only the Admin has the authority to delete the group chat.
* **Member Levels**\
  The Admin can assign levels to active users, creating tiered benefits for different levels.
* **Announcements**\
  Important messages can be pinned to the top of the chat using the pin feature.
* **Global Push Notifications**\
  The Admin can use the @everyone mention to send an important message to all members once a day. This feature sends messages ignoring individual notification settings.
* **Entry for Specific NFT/Token Holders**\
  Entry can be restricted to users who own specific NFTs or tokens.
* **Mentions**\
  Users can call other members using the @handle, and the called user will receive a push notification.
* **Password Lock**\
  The group chat can be secured with a password, allowing only designated users to access it.
* **Do Not Disturb Settings**\
  Do not disturb settings can be applied to specific group chats to make them suitable for work-related use.

## **Linking with Channels**

Group chats can be set up as sub-chats within channels. If a conversation channel reaches its maximum capacity of 10,000 participants, an existing participant must leave the group chat before a new user can join.


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