diff --git a/app/views/data/collaboration.html.erb b/app/views/data/collaboration.html.erb index 5f069dd7..5a96fb3a 100644 --- a/app/views/data/collaboration.html.erb +++ b/app/views/data/collaboration.html.erb @@ -79,9 +79,81 @@ <% else %>
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<% end %> + ++ To invite someone to collaborate on a universe with you, simply edit that universe page and click the "Contributors" tab. + From there, you'll be able to enter your friend's email address to invite them. They will receive an email letting them know + you'd like them to contribute to your universe, and they'll automatically accept if they sign up for an account using that invited + email address or if they already have an account with the invited email address. +
++ You can remove a contributor to your universes at any time from the same "Contributors" tab you add them from. Simply click + "Remove this contributor" to remove them. They will immediately lose access to view and/or edit any pages in that universe. +
++ Contributors can view and edit any worldbuilding pages within your universe as if they were the owner. They are, however, unable to + edit what universe those pages exist in, change any page privacy settings, or add or remove contributors. They will be able to create new pages and add them + to the universe. +
++ If you have an active Premium subscription (or are using a Premium Code to unlock Premium features), it will automatically upgrade + any collaborators you have in your universes while they are working in your universe. This means your collaborators will be + able to view and edit your Premium pages, and they'll also be able to create new Premium pages as long as they are added to your + universe. +
++ When viewing any worldbuilding page, there is a "Changelog" link you can click that will display all changes that have been made + to that page. It will display what field changed, what the old value was, what the new value is after the change, and who made the change. + You can use this changelog to recover previous data if a contributor changes something you didn't intend. +
++ You can have an unlimited number of collaborators per universe. +
++ Universes you've been invited to collaborate on will automatically appear on your universes list. + You can also check this page to see a list of universes that you've been invited to collaborate on. +
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Your universe's collaborators will have full access to view and edit every page within that universe (except for being able to edit what - universe those pages are in). You can check out the changelog for any page to see what changes your collaborators have made. + universe those pages are in), even if those pages are set to private. + You can check out the changelog for any page to see what changes your collaborators have made.