actualNoteContentPart: ## Controlling/changing share access
  After a note is shared, you'll see the number of people who have received the note next to the Share icon in the note header. You can click here to adjust the share settings:
  
  
  Share icon shows how many have access, and re-opens collaboration dialog
  
  
  That icon (or [this menu option](https://images.amplenote.com/652dbac0-fad3-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/1fb5e727-e5b2-4e93-8fc7-d145f39504f1.png) ) take you back to the collaboration dialog, where you can adjust the permissions of a user who had access, or ditch them altogether:
  
  
  Controlling access granted to a user who currently has access
  
  
  If you delete a shared note, anyone you shared it with will still be able to view it unless you remove them from the shared note prior to deleting. 
  
  # Share groups of notes with groups of collaborators using shared tags ✨
  Amplenote allows sharing the entire group of notes that belong to a particular tag, so ad hoc groups of collaborators can contribute to a live, ever-updating store of knowledge ([which can be linked together and embedded in a web site](https://www.amplenote.com/help/publish_notes_to_web_embed_notes)  🤯)
  
  This feature was designed to aid collaboration in several common use cases:
  Working in a company with external shared pages like [GitClear's Help section](https://www.gitclear.com/help) , [Amplenote's Help section](https://www.amplenote.com/help) .  [Why is Amplenote great for help sections]() ? 
  Working in a company with internal shared pages, like HR documents/policies, knowledge base wiki, process documentation
  Share with family: grocery list, errands, project to-dos, love letters, interesting found content, pictures from recent gatherings, movies to watch, etc
  Share notes/homework with classmates
  Distribute meeting minutes in real-time (no email required)
  Collective goal-setting: invite a group of friends to share their progress as they pursue a long-term goal with you (shared accountability)
  Share a set of notes and/or templates with your followers
  Share a set of cross-linked documentation with customers (or potential customers)
  Research projects: assign tasks to collaborators, contribute to notes with shared backlinks to collectively build a knowledge graph 
  Build a collection of documents with a community: essays, poems, instructions, schematics, etc
  Here's a slightly-less-than-one minute demo showing a tag being shared, then having a new note added to it by the shared tag receiver:
  > Demo of Amplenote support sharing a tag with Bill, which is renamed and added to via Jots
  The rest of this section breaks down what the demo shows:
  
  ## Steps to share a tag with a group
  ### 1. From sharer's account: hover on tag triple dot, choose "Share tag"
  
  From the account that will be sharing the tag (if both accounts already have some notes on the topic, you'll want to share from whichever account has more notes about it)
  
  
  This will open the tag sharing dialog.
  
  ### 2. From sharer's account: choose who to share the tag with
  > ![](https://images.amplenote.com/652dbac0-fad3-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/372a1a0b-854a-4727-a5f4-092a440efba6.jpg) Choosing who to share the notes in the tag with
  At this step, if you already have some notes shared with the collaborators, you'll be warned that you can only share the notes that you already own. This may mean that some of the notes from the collaborator(s) will need to have the shared tag re-applied to them after you've share the tag. 
  
  Much like sharing individual notes, this dialog will let you choose whether the collaborators should have read/write access, or only read access.
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  headers: ## Controlling/changing share access
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  Controlling/changing share access
  After a note is shared, you'll see the number of people who have received the note next to the Share icon in the note header. You can click here to adjust the share settings: Share icon shows how many have access, and re-opens collaboration dialog That icon (or [this menu option](https://images.amplenote.com)`
   ) take you back to the collaboration dialog, where you can adjust the permissions of a user who had access, or ditch them altogether: Controlling access granted to a user who currently has access If you delete a shared note, anyone you shared it with will still be able to view it unless you remove them from the shared note prior to deleting. 
  Share groups of notes with groups of collaborators using shared tags ✨
  Amplenote allows sharing the entire group of notes that belong to a particular tag, so ad hoc groups of collaborators can contribute to a live, ever-updating store of knowledge ( [which can be linked together and embedded in a web site](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    🤯) This feature was designed to aid collaboration in several common use cases:
  Working in a company with external shared pages like [GitClear's Help section](https://www.gitclear.com)`
   , [Amplenote's Help section](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   .  [Why is Amplenote great for help sections]()
   ?
  Working in a company with internal shared pages, like HR documents/policies, knowledge base wiki, process documentation
  Share with family: grocery list, errands, project to-dos, love letters, interesting found content, pictures from recent gatherings, movies to watch, etc
  Share notes/homework with classmates
  Distribute meeting minutes in real-time (no email required)
  Collective goal-setting: invite a group of friends to share their progress as they pursue a long-term goal with you (shared accountability)
  Share a set of notes and/or templates with your followers
  Share a set of cross-linked documentation with customers (or potential customers)
  Research projects: assign tasks to collaborators, contribute to notes with shared backlinks to collectively build a knowledge graph
  Build a collection of documents with a community: essays, poems, instructions, schematics, etc
  Here's a slightly-less-than-one minute demo showing a tag being shared, then having a new note added to it by the shared tag receiver: Demo of Amplenote support sharing a tag with Bill, which is renamed and added to via Jots
  The rest of this section breaks down what the demo shows:
  
  Steps to share a tag with a group
  
  1. From sharer's account: hover on tag triple dot, choose "Share tag"
  From the account that will be sharing the tag (if both accounts already have some notes on the topic, you'll want to share from whichever account has more notes about it) This will open the tag sharing dialog. 
  2. From sharer's account: choose who to share the tag with
   Choosing who to share the notes in the tag with
  At this step, if you already have some notes shared with the collaborators, you'll be warned that you can only share the notes that you already own. This may mean that some of the notes from the collaborator(s) will need to have the shared tag re-applied to them after you've share the tag.
  Much like sharing individual notes, this dialog will let you choose whether the collaborators should have read/write access, or only read access.
noteTitle: Collaboration: Share notes or tags with individuals, groups, or the web