Share A Markdawn Page
Share a page when someone else needs to read or edit the information in it. You choose the access for each page from its Share dialog.
Use View when someone only needs to read. Use Edit when they need to change the page. Use Admin when they also need to manage access and sharing settings.
Open Sharing
Section titled “Open Sharing”Open the page you want to share and select Share in the page actions.
Choose Access
Section titled “Choose Access”- Restricted: only people who already have access can open the page.
- Anyone Can View: people with the public page link can read it.
- Anyone Can Edit: people with the public page link can edit it.
Choose the smallest amount of access that lets someone do their job.
Share With A Specific Person
Section titled “Share With A Specific Person”Enter their email address and choose View, Edit, or Admin access. Use View when someone only needs to read the page. Use Edit when they need to change the page with you. Use Admin when they need to manage access and sharing settings.
Real-Time Coediting
Section titled “Real-Time Coediting”When collaborators have Edit or Admin access and are connected, they can edit the same page in real time. Markdawn shows the live collaboration status and collaborator presence while the page is open.
If the collaboration connection is lost, the editor switches to read-only until it reconnects. This prevents edits from being made against a stale document.
Check The Link Before You Send It
Section titled “Check The Link Before You Send It”Before sending a public link, check the selected access and make sure the page does not contain information you did not intend to share.
If you later change the page to Restricted, people who only had public-link access will no longer be able to open it.
Share Folders Carefully
Section titled “Share Folders Carefully”A folder can affect access to the pages inside it. Check the access shown in the sharing dialog when you share a folder or a page inside a shared folder.
For a page that should be available to a terminal-based AI tool, start with a read-only API token instead of making the page public. See Use Markdawn With AI Assistants.