Sharing outside the workspace
Share links give anyone read-only access to one artifact or a whole topic, with optional expiry and instant revocation. Public topics are readable at a stable address.
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#Share links
From a topic or an artifact, Share makes a link such as https://den.pkslabs.com/s/k7m2…. Whoever has it reads that artifact, pinned to the head or to one version, or the whole topic, without signing in. Links can expire after a time you choose, and any link can be revoked by the person who made it or by an owner or admin of the workspace. A generated link is 26 random characters; a link you name yourself must be at least eight.
A visitor sees the rendered document, the version it is pinned to, and nothing else: no other artifacts, no members, no history beyond what the link names.
#Public topics
A topic can be made public. It is then readable at /p/<workspace>/<key> with every head artifact, still without any way to see the rest of the workspace. Public topics are for documentation you want a stable address for.
#What sharing never does
A share link never grants a write, never shows a version newer than the one it pins, and stops within two minutes of being revoked. Members of the workspace see every link that exists on a topic and who made it.