Shared lists bring people together around the sources, references, and ideas that make a project better.
Welcome to a shared library
Collaborators can gather useful links, references, notes, and files without scattering them across a chat thread.
How it works
Invite people, save to one list, and keep the useful context visible to everyone involved.
Your role in the collection
Name the contributor, source, and reason for each addition. That record helps the group resolve conflicting notes and understand which decision an item supports.
A practical decision
| Contribution | Add | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Reason it belongs | A bare link |
| Note | Author and decision | Anonymous instructions |
| File | Origin and permissions | Unclear ownership |
Check the result
- Members know who can view and edit the list.
- Every item has a source or named contributor.
- Important decisions stay visible outside chat.
- Access is reviewed when someone leaves the project.
An important limit
A shared list is not automatically a source of truth. Name owners, preserve provenance, and resolve conflicting records before relying on the collection.
