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Sharing a scheme
What a share link contains, what it does not, and what happens when someone saves your scheme.
How sharing works
Sharing a scheme publishes a snapshot of it at a short link that anyone can open without an account.
A snapshot is frozen. Editing your scheme afterwards does not change what the link shows — publish again if you want the new version out there.
What the link shows
The scheme itself: its name, its sections and the paints and steps in them, plus a shopping list of everything it needs.
It shows nothing about your collection. Which of those paints you own, which models you applied it to, your pile, your progress and your notes are not part of the snapshot.
Saving someone else's
Opening a shared scheme lets you save it into your own schemes as a copy. From then on it is yours to edit, and your edits do not touch the original.
A shared scheme counts how often it has been viewed and saved. That is a count only — it does not record who.
Stop keeping the pile in your head
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