Collaborating on diagrams
A diagram is rarely one person's work. These guides cover discussing a diagram where it lives, pulling the right people in, and keeping control of who can change it.
#Common tasks
You want to | Go to |
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Leave feedback on a diagram | |
Get a colleague to look at a diagram | |
Stop people changing a diagram | |
Understand how comments work, and who can write them | |
Know who can see and edit diagrams | |
Sort out two people saving the same diagram | |
Get back an earlier version |
#Guides in this section
Add comments to a diagram in ConfluenceOpen a diagram full screen, select Comments, and leave a comment that Confluence stores and notifies like any other.Mention someone in a diagram commentType @ in a diagram comment, pick the person, and Confluence notifies them.Restrict who can edit a diagram in ConfluenceControl who can change a diagram by restricting edits on the page that holds it.
#Related
Diagrams get better when more than one person looks at them.
