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15 changes: 12 additions & 3 deletions docs/faq/Rollouts-and-experiments.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -12,9 +12,18 @@ See the [Rollout FAQ](/deep-dives/experimenter/rollouts) for general rollout inf
Can a client be in a rollout and an experiment for the same feature at the same time?

### Answer
**Yes**, we have separate namespaces which means you can run rollouts and experiments simultaneously and each namespace does its
accounting for users separately.
You can run a 100% rollout and a 5% experiment and both will fill up, but everyone in the experiment is also in the rollout.
**Yes**, we have separate namespaces which means you can run rollouts and experiments for the same feature simultaneously and each namespace does its accounting for users separately.
You can run a 100% rollout and a 5% experiment and both will fill up, but everyone in the experiment is also in the rollout. When a user is in both an experiment and a rollout for the same feature - they will get see the experiment. When the experiment ends - the rollout will apply.

The rules:
- Users can be in only 1 experiment for each feature at a time.
- Users can only be in 1 rollout for each feature at a time.
- Users CAN be in multiple experiments + rollouts on DIFFERENT Features.

After 100% of users are in a Feature Rollout - users will not enroll for new rollouts for that same feature. New Experiments or rollouts that launch (when their feature's experiment or rollout respectively is at 100%) will see low to no enrollment.


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