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  2. CONFSERVER-5902

{include} macro should be optionally invisible

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      {include} macro can be useful for creating mixed public/private page content (is there some other way to do this?). So if I'm making my personal page, I want our company to see my phone numbers, but not anonymous users. I did this by creating a public space, putting my page there, then using {include}

      to include my "phone number" page back in the corporate (private) space. The problem is when I'm anonymous, I see the "unable to render" area where the include was. I'd like it to just be invisible.

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