I think what you're referring to is unique for a group owner only See a group owner has the right to edit and modify any post. So what you need to do is to click "Reply" and that will open up a new input window, but not '"Edit" --> which you will end up re-writing that post.

I accidentally made that mistake once in a long while. So you just need to be aware of how the system works and be careful not to make the same mistake :-)

Hope this helps.

Krissa Randolph wrote:
> One of my group members is asking if there is a way to highlight or annotate a site that someone else in the group has bookmarked, without ending up bookmarking that site to his personal bookmark list. Anyone know about that?

No. Most of the time people bookmark and share something to the group, they normally want a copy themselves as well. So to make that optional will make the logic unnecessarily complex. The workaround - if he really doesn't want it, just go to his own bookmarks and do batch delete.

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> Also, whatever I highlight on a group page defaults to a private highlight, and I can't see a way to make it public. Is there a way to set it in the Diigo toolbar options? Did there used to be?

Group members will see those annotations shared to the group. I don't think so - can double check.

Yes. Thanks - added to our to-do.

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