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  1. Bigosya Armenian (Eastern) Translator with all proofreading rights

    I have a question here. is it the users that "already interacted with the post" (here I understand that as commented/liked/reshared it) or the users whom the post is available(they have access to it)?

  2. Jonne Haß Manager

    The former, since the latter would be an information leak that's bad for the author (all members of it can figure out what the author considers one peer group/aspect) and for the other recipients (all recipients can start mapping FOAF graphs).

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  3. Nein, momentan nicht.
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  5. Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
    Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.

    Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.

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  6. Nein, momentan nicht.
    Nein, momentan nicht.
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  8. Seit Version 0.7.0.0, ja! Du kannst jemanden in einem Kommentar genau so erwähnen, wie du es in einem Beitrag tun würdest, indem du „@“ eingibst und dann anfängst den Namen einzugeben. Wohlgemerkt kannst du, wenn du einen nicht öffentlichen Beitrag kommentierst, nur Benutzer erwähnen, die schon mit dem Beitrag interagiert haben.
    Seit Version 0.7.0.0, ja! Du kannst jemanden in einem Kommentar genau so erwähnen, wie du es in einem Beitrag tun würdest, indem du „@“ eingibst und dann anfängst den Namen einzugeben. Wohlgemerkt kannst du, wenn du einen nicht öffentlichen Beitrag kommentierst, nur Benutzer erwähnen, die schon mit dem Beitrag interagiert haben.
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  9. Seit Version 0.7.0.0, ja! Du kannst jemanden in einem Kommentar genau so erwähnen, wie du es in einem Beitrag tun würdest, indem du „@“ eingibst und dann anfängst den Namen einzugeben. Wohlgemerkt kannst du, wenn du einen nicht öffentlichen Beitrag kommentierst, nur Benutzer erwähnen, die schon mit dem Beitrag interagiert haben.
    Seit Version 0.7.0.0, ja! Du kannst jemanden in einem Kommentar genau so erwähnen, wie du es in einem Beitrag tun würdest, indem du „@“ eingibst und dann anfängst den Namen einzugeben. Wohlgemerkt kannst du, wenn du einen nicht öffentlichen Beitrag kommentierst, nur Benutzer erwähnen, die schon mit dem Beitrag interagiert haben.
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  10. Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
    Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.

    Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.

    changed by Dennis Schubert via a Batch Operation.
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