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22 changes: 22 additions & 0 deletions docs/faq/firefox-labs-faq.mdx
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## What happens if I'm already enrolled in an experiment?

You won't see the Labs experience affiliated with the same feature, since enrollment in an experiment takes precedence over a Labs experience.

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## Can I run a rollout and a Labs experience at the same time?

If you want to have a rollout and Labs experience on *non-overlapping*
population segments, you **must** launch the rollout first. This will give the
rollout priority and ensure users who are eligible for the rollout enroll and do
not see the labs experience.

If you want to have a rollout and Labs experience on *the same population*, you have two options:

1. You can use different features, one for the rollout and one for the Labs experience.
2. You can use a single co-enrolling feature. The feature must be configured
correctly to support multiple concurrent enrollments. See the docs on
[co-enrollment](/technical-reference/fml/coenrolling-features) for details on
how to set up your feature to support this.

NB: If the Labs experience depends on rollout to function correctly, it should
be noted that the required enrollments field does not distinguish between
current and previous enrollment. If this is an issue, please drop by
`#ask-experimenter` on Slack.
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