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Pages inherit the permission settings of parent pages. It is best practice to always create your new pages as a “child page” of your existing page. That way your new page will inherit the same permission settings. For example, if you are creating a new Meeting Agenda for the E-Resources Subcommittee, you should navigate to the E-Resources Subcommittee page in the left hand navigation menu and use the plus sign next to the Subcommittee title in the menu to create a new child page. |
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You can publish changes to a page without notifying watchers by hovering over the More actions tool and selecting “Publish without notifying watchers” |
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Committee and Subcommittee Chairs are directed to include all work of the committee in the Committee Pages assigned to them in Confluence. This includes meeting minutes, working documents and links to any external documentation the committee needs to do its work. Meeting schedules and format will be at the discretion of the Chair. |
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By default, Confluence will assign you as a watcher of any page or blog post that you create or edit. This behavior is called 'autowatch'. Confluence will send you a notification email whenever anyone updates your watched content. You'll receive email notifications for:
The 'Watches' page in your user profile displays a list of all pages and spaces you are currently watching. To manage your watches:
Learn more: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/watch-pages-spaces-and-blogs-139579.html |
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Communication is vital to the success of the Subcommittees, and the expectations for communication are outlined below:
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