Help with phrasing, please?
This one is sticking me. I'd love a suggestion on how to take out the "see".
"Who can see that you've marked this entry as memorable?
Everyone, only people on your Access List, or just you?"
Edited, because I hadn't realised not having the second sentence would make such a difference in answers. Mea culpa!
What about
"Who has access to this memory:
Everyone, only people on your Access List, only yourself?"
"Who can see that you've marked this entry as memorable?
Everyone, only people on your Access List, or just you?"
Edited, because I hadn't realised not having the second sentence would make such a difference in answers. Mea culpa!
What about
"Who has access to this memory:
Everyone, only people on your Access List, only yourself?"
no subject
"who can view your memories"
"who has access to your memories"
"what security level have you given to this memory"
no subject
Who can find out you've marked this entry as memorable?
(Does it need to be a question?)
(no subject)
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(not a member of the docs team)
Re: (not a member of the docs team)
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My attempt...
"Who can find this entry in your memory list: everyone, only people on your access list, or just you?"
(no subject)