What occurs when you delete a public resource in RapidResponse?

When a public resource is deleted in RapidResponse, it is no longer available to any users it was shared with. This means that once the resource is deleted, it is completely removed from the system and cannot be accessed by anyone, including the creator. The nature of public resources is that they are meant to be accessed by multiple users; however, deleting the resource will sever all access, thus ensuring that it is removed from the shared environment entirely. This has implications for collaborative efforts, as any dependencies or references to that resource will lead to issues for users trying to access it post-deletion. Understanding this mechanism is crucial for effective resource management within RapidResponse, as it emphasizes the permanency of deletions and necessitates caution when managing public resources.