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# Dynamic publishing
### Dynamic team actions
Players can be moved to Role or Group depending on their actions.
Benefit
Feature
Players enjoy a personalised experience based on their decision
Move to Role
Anticipates uncertainty around exercise attendence such that whoever attends can select a role without EXCON involvement
Move to Group
#### Move to Role
Players can be moved into a *Role* based on clicking a *Question* button.
1. Click the question button
2. Select Move to Role Action
This feature can be useful when used with a *Click to Play* registration type and you'd like players to select their own Roles.
#### Move to Group
Players can be moved into a *Group* as the consequence of clicking a *Question* button.
1. Click the question button and select Move to Group Action
2. Select the group
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