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If the company doesn’t want you editing pages, they should be locking them down. If the pages are left open I feel that it is safe to assume the right to edit.
by mmh0000 3y ago
If the company doesn’t want you editing pages, they should be locking them down. If the pages are left open I feel that it is safe to assume the right to edit. And I’d argue that until my boss absolutely hated me.
https://www.notion.so/help/sharing-and-permissions https://www.notion.so/help/sharing-and-permissions
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- lopkeny12ko 3y agoIt's totally reasonable for an FAQ page that is editable by all developers and intended for everyone to contribute troubleshooting tips. The problem occurs when someone accidentally drags things around, or has the wrong window open when typing in text and you end up with "ls" and "exit" scattered randomly throughout the doc.
- philsnow 3y agoI have never once in my life intentionally dragged text. Unintentionally several times, and each time wondering what kind of deranged person designed this misfeature. .. okay it’s mostly a misfeature because it’s the exact same input gesture as selecting text, but you have to remember that there is text selected / ensure that no text has been inadvertently selected. Another case where making the user remember things can cause a problem is hybrid cars, where the driver needs to know the state of the hybrid battery because the responsiveness of the brakes and acceleration change depending on it.
- FalconSensei 3y ago> has the wrong window open when typing in text and you end up with "ls" and "exit" scattered randomly throughout the doc. the same thing would happen in word/google docs/etc
- cabalamat 3y ago> If the pages are left open I feel that it is safe to assume the right to edit Yes, but not accidentally. You should press an [Edit] button which would take you to another URL to edit the page.