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Thanks!
I'm going to interpret this as such: it doesn't really matter, since - on my system - creating new groups require root privileges, requiring a superuser or a user part of
wheelanyway. This way, I can create a group with name that reflects its purpose, which in turn gives readability to the udev rule file.This makes sense. Thanks for the
fstabexample/reminder!