Person A creates a document, shares it around to Person B
Person B sees it, thinks it may call for view by another stakeholder, forwards the link to Person C.
Person C tries the link, and it fails. Person C doesn't know the ID of person A who made the document. All they know is a url and that a common acquaintance thinks he should see it.
You are trying to get business customers. Do you let the thing just fail, or do you give C a path to request access?
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Date: 2012-12-07 06:40 pm (UTC)Person A creates a document, shares it around to Person B
Person B sees it, thinks it may call for view by another stakeholder, forwards the link to Person C.
Person C tries the link, and it fails. Person C doesn't know the ID of person A who made the document. All they know is a url and that a common acquaintance thinks he should see it.
You are trying to get business customers. Do you let the thing just fail, or do you give C a path to request access?