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Co-editing

Group members can co-write and edit posts. They can check the revision history of the post and restore the previous versions.

Co-editing settings

You can use the co-editing function for both new and existing posts.

Allow co-editing for a new post

You can allow co-editing when creating a new post.

Mobile

  1. Tap    in Write window.
  2. Tap ‘Post settings’.
  3. Turn on ‘Allow co-edit’ in Post settings.

PC Web

  1. Click  on the top.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. Click ‘Write’ on the right.
  4. Check the checkbox of ‘Co-edit’ on the top to allow co-editing.

PC App

  1. Click  on the top left of the screen.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. Click  at the top right of the message room.
  4. Access the PC web and click ‘Write’ on the right side of the screen.
  5. Check the checkbox of ‘Co-edit’ on the top to allow co-editing.

Co-editing setting for an existing post

The person who wrote the post can enable or disable co-editing for the post.

Mobile

  1. Open a post, and tap   .
  2. Click ‘Allow co-edit’ or ‘Disable co-edit’ to enable or disable the co-editing function for the given post.

PC Web

  1. Click  on the top.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. In the ‘Note’ tab on the right, click the post to change the co-editing setting from the list.
  4. Click  on the top right of the post.
  5. Click ‘Allow co-edit’ or ‘Disable co-edit’ to enable or disable the co-editing function for the given post.

PC App

  1. Click  on the top left of the screen.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. Click  on the top right.
  4. Access the PC web and the ‘Note’ tab on the right. Click the post to change the co-editing setting from the list.
  5. Click  on the top right of the post.
  6. Click ‘Allow co-edit’ or ‘Disable co-edit’ to enable or disable the co-editing function for the given post.

For management purposes, the team leader and the Group Master can enable or disable co-editing for posts written by other members.

Edit a post

Any member can edit posts with co-editing permission.

Mobile

  1. Open the post to edit.
  2. Tap   .
  3. Tap ‘Edit’ to edit the post.

PC Web

  1. Click  on the top.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. In the ‘Note’ tab on the right, click the post to edit from the list.
  4. Click  on the top right of the post.
  5. Click ‘Edit’.
  6. After editing the content, click ‘Save’ to save changes.

PC App

  1. Click  on the top left of the screen.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. Click  on the top right.
  4. Access the PC web and the ‘Note’ tab on the right. Click the post to edit from the list.
  5. Click  on the top right of the post.
  6. Click ‘Edit’.
  7. After editing the content, click ‘Save’ to save changes.

The last person who edited the post and the time edited will be displayed for the edited posts.

View post revision history

For posts with co-editing permission, the member who last edited the post is displayed below the author. You can click it to check the names of all members who edited the post, the time edited, and the revision details (registered, edited, or restored).

Mobile

  1. Open a post and tap ‘Last update’ below the author to check the revision history.

PC Web

  1. Click  on the top.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. In the ‘Note’ tab on the right, click the edited post from the list.
  4. Click ‘Last update’ below the author to check the revision history.

Restore a post

You can restore posts to a specific version.

Mobile

  1. Open a post and tap ‘Last update’ below the author.
  2. Tap ‘Restore’ to restore the post to the selected version.

PC Web

  1. Click  on the top.
  2. Click a Team/Group Message Room from the message room list.
  3. In the ‘Note’ tab on the right, click the edited post from the list.
  4. Click ‘Last update’ below the author to check the revision history.
  5. Click ‘Restore’ to restore the post to the selected version.

After restoring a post, the restoration itself will also be recorded in the revision history.

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