/kanvas/guides/collaborating/Recent content in Collaborate and Review on Layer5 DocumentationHugoen/kanvas/guides/collaborating/sharing-designs/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kanvas/guides/collaborating/sharing-designs/<p>Sharing opens a private design to the people you name. Each grant is for one person, and it has no access level: a person who can open the shared design can also edit it and comment on it. You can also change a design&rsquo;s visibility to make it open to everyone, and you can copy a link that points people to it.</p> <p>This guide covers the task. For the reasoning behind the access model, read <a href="/kanvas/concepts/collaboration/">Collaboration Model</a>. For a worked example with two people, follow <a href="/kanvas/tutorials/collaborative-editing/">Collaborative Editing</a>.</p>/kanvas/guides/collaborating/reviewing-designs/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kanvas/guides/collaborating/reviewing-designs/<p>A comment is a note on the canvas that holds a threaded conversation. Use comments to give feedback, record the reason behind a configuration choice, or ask a teammate a question next to the component it concerns. A comment is part of the design: it saves with the design, appears live to everyone who has the design open, and travels with clones and exports.</p> <p>For how comments fit with live editing and access, read <a href="/kanvas/concepts/collaboration/">Collaboration Model</a>.</p>