# Lack of pagination on group admin page

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**Category:** UX\
**Created:** [December 9, 2022, 4:25pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/lack-of-pagination-on-group-admin-page/248403 "2022-12-09T16:25:33Z")\
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If you simply get the relevant users to ‘Watch’ the topics that they should be troubleshooting you could achieve that without the impossible-to-manage group overhead.

To make that workflow easy, you might need a bespoke plugin / theme component though. But it would be a simple one. Sample spec:

1. Specified group (staff by default) have an extra option `Force` (or similar) on Watching menus
2. `Force` opens a modal asking for group / users and the level of watching desired
3. This is then applied on confirmation
4. A useful extension would be to:
  - display on the modal which people/groups have been forced to watch (and what level) that topic / category / etc in the past

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