Can a recipient of a forwarded page annotate it without being a Friend or a Group Member? - 6 views

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  #1 Anayly Ledoyen on 11 Sep 07

   

  When I - Forward - an annotated (highlights and sticky notes) page to an individual, can the recipient highlight and place sticky notes on the page without my having to make the person a - Friend - or a member of a - Group - first? (All of my highlights and sticky notes are set to Private and I want to retain this setting.)
  
  Thanks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When I - Forward - an annotated (highlights and sticky notes) page to an individual, can the recipient highlight and place sticky notes on the page without my having to make the person a - Friend - or a member of a - Group - first? (All of my highlights and sticky notes are set to Private and I want to retain this setting.) <br /> <br /> Thanks.</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 11 Sep 07

   

  Hi anayly:
  1) The recipient can view your highlights and sticky notes on the page and he/she can place his/her "own" sticky notes on the page even he/she is not your friend or a member of your group. However, because your highlights and sticky notes are private, your recipient can't insert sticky notes on your highlights or follow more sticky notes after yours. This means you can't discuss something with your recipient in this way. This is not a good solution, we will improve it later.
  2) In order to have more interaction in-situ, you need to make your sticky notes public or share your bookmark to a group.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi anayly: <br /> 1) The recipient can view your highlights and sticky notes on the page and he/she can place his/her "own" sticky notes on the page even he/she is not your friend or a member of your group. However, because your highlights and sticky notes are private, your recipient can't insert sticky notes on your highlights or follow more sticky notes after yours. This means you can't discuss something with your recipient in this way. This is not a good solution, we will improve it later. <br /> 2) In order to have more interaction in-situ, you need to make your sticky notes public or share your bookmark to a group.</div>

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