What changed

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Cards lead with who, then the title

Every response, site note, reaction and discussion take now has the same head: a quiet line with the person's name, status and time, and the title as the heading under it. Click the name line to fold a card (takes fold now too); the chevron at its left shows which way it is. Click a title you own and it becomes a field right there: Enter saves, Esc puts it back. The Copy button and the big pencil are gone; one ⋯ at the end of the line holds Copy link, Copy brief, Copy all context and the rename. A note from your site says which section and page it came from on the line under its title. The short id has moved to the card's lower right corner.

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Every response now shows its title

You can now scan your responses by their titles: every card, site note and discussion take leads with a short title, with its bottom line under it. A note from a feedback button on your site says which section and page it came from, and its email does too. Rename any response from the pencil on its card; the title it was sent with is kept and the change is logged. Titles are sharper too: they keep a second ask, keep a question a question, and a thin note still gets an honest title. Only the person who started a discussion can rename it, and renaming a reaction moves its email subject.

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Your link's title and context stay as you set them

You can now edit the links and notes pinned to a request from its own page, up to ten of them. A title you type is kept exactly as typed, and later edits to the brief no longer rewrite it.

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Find any response fast

You can now search a private page across titles, summaries, points, names and transcripts, with matches highlighted and steps between them. Every response also carries a short id like #e76f8 that you can search for or use to point someone at it.

• Searching on a phone no longer slides the page sideways.

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Copy a response with all its context

You can now copy a response as just the brief, or with all its context: the transcript, actions, comments and links. The menu remembers your last choice.

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Request and settings in one place

You can now see and edit your whole request from one Request & settings section on its private page: the request as reviewers see it, who gets notified and your settings. Quick actions let you share it, keep it for yourself or add an idea without leaving the page.

• Copy buttons always copy this page's links, never the last page you opened.
• Switching between private pages no longer mixes up their data.

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Spin a response forward

You can now turn a brief or a response into a new one you own, already filled in, so you never dictate it twice. A From line links back to where it came from.