Sharing
Share a thread or a folder with people by email, or with anyone who has its link. Sharing needs Pro and your account’s cloud copy; the people you share with don’t.
ThreadPage is for people aged 18 and over. We do not check age. Do not invite anyone under 18.
Levels
Can view: read, copy and open images. Can add notes: also add notes, edit their own and move them to Trash. Can edit: also edit any note, rename the thread, change its status and add threads to a shared folder.
Only you archive, move, pin, restore and delete permanently, and only you change who has access.
People and links
People you add by email open the place once they sign in with that address. With Anyone with the link, anyone who has the link can read without signing in; to add or edit notes they sign in once and join.
A link can be passed on. People who read with it without signing in don’t appear in your list. Turning link access off stops the link for everyone, and people who joined with it lose access unless you gave them their own level.
A shared folder includes its current and future threads and subfolders.
Joining a place
When you join a place or open an invitation, its owner sees your name and email, and the people there see your name next to what you add, as does anyone with the link while link access is on. The owner’s connected tools can read what you add.
What you add stays in the place if you leave, and the owner can erase the place at any time.
Leaving and stopping
Anyone can leave a place you shared; the notes they added stay in it. Stop sharing ends everyone’s access at once. Copies people made stay with them.
Your connections
Connected tools keep the access you gave them, in shared places too, and everyone with access sees the notes they add. Only you can address them with @.
Working together
Fix a shared list in place. To disagree or change a decision, add a new note instead of rewriting someone else’s. A team working with a client can keep two places: an internal folder and a separate thread for the client.
Report a problem
If a shared page is illegal or breaks our rules, use Report this page in it, or Report… in a note’s menu. You don’t need an account. How reports work