I've got an article on the go, and there's a particular person I'd like to show it to for advice. I'm not ready to publish it so I can't just send them the link. Is the only way to do it to copy and past all the text into an email?
Jun 9, 2013
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I've got an article on the go, and there's a particular person I'd like to show it to for advice. I'm not ready to publish it so I can't just send them the link. Is the only way to do it to copy and past all the text into an email?
If it's a friend - you could send your login info.
Or publish it for 10 minutes, when you know your friend can read it, and then set it back to draft.
Or make a screenshot and email it.
Of course! I'll let her log in for a couple of minutes to check it out. I'm sure she won't do anything... embarrassing. Thanks for the help Chef 
Very courageous! Myself, I would never send my login data to anyone, even if it is to a friend.
Sethisis: 06/08/2013 - 09:41 PMI've got an article on the go, and there's a particular person I'd like to show it to for advice. I'm not ready to publish it so I can't just send them the link. Is the only way to do it to copy and past all the text into an email?
I save all my texts as a word file. So, if I want / need to get it revised by a friend, I upload the file in question as an attachment into the email to this friend and then send it after finishing the email.
If you ever added a feature with something like a security hashtag on the end of the URL, allowing someone to view a page before it is published, without logging on, I would probably use and appreciate that feature.
