actualNoteContentPart: ### 3. From share receiver's account: View the shared tag, rename if desired
  
  The Amplenote account that received the tag share will often want to rename it
  
  
  **By default, the newly shared tag will be positioned at the ****shared/[tag name]**** path**. All notes that the sharer and any other collaborators creates will have this tag applied to them. As of late 2021, shared tags do not propagate tag hierarchy, so regardless of which sub-tag a collaborator may apply, all of the receiving Amplenote accounts will see the base tag applied. [Example case]() . 
  
  ### That's it! Now everything subsequently created with the tag applied is visible to all collaborators
  As shown in the demo video, regardless of who creates note content, if they apply the shared tag, the note will be available for viewing, editing (if that permission was granted) and publishing. 
  
  ## How to predict what will happen when notes are added and deleted from a shared tag
  An effective way to understand the tag sharing model is to think of the shared tag as its own Amplenote account, controlled by the original tag sharer, that other collaborators can transfer notes into. This ownership model implies...
  
  ### 💡  Hot tip 💡  
  If you are starting a group of shared tags among coworkers, it's best to have the original tag sharer be an account expected to exist in perpetuity, like support@yourcompany.com. That account alone controls when a note can be deleted or revoked from group access. 
  
  If you receive access to a shared tag, and you create your own notes that get the tag applied, [you'll be warned that](https://images.amplenote.com/652dbac0-fad3-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/17ad52a2-b3b4-4650-8a4e-c0a51320992d.jpg)  those notes are going to become controlled by the tag sharer's account ([why?]() ). If you remove your access to the note you created (by deleting its tag, or deleting the note), the note will continue to live on in the tag sharer's account, and other collaborators to the shared tag. Removing the tag simply means that you've removed your contract to view a particular note. 
  
  Related topic: [How to recover access to a note if a tag share recipient removes the shared tag?]()  
  
  If you are logged into the account that shared the tag, you can remove the shared tag from a note and have the note remain in your own account. Or you can delete the note, which will remove it from being visible to anyone in the group. 
  
  ## Bulk-add new notes to a shared tag
  Because sharing a note for collaboration is as easy as adding it to a shared tag, you can quickly share multiple notes using [Multi-note selections and bulk actions#Quickly share multiple notes](/help/multi_note_selections_bulk_actions#Quickly_share_multiple_notes) . 
  
  ## Inviting collaborators
  If you regularly work with others on a project, consider inviting them to Amplenote? [We offer referral bonuses and other swag for spreading Amplenote to other users who go on to become subscribers](/help/invite_friends_referral_awards) .
  
  # How to see the note creator and sharer
  These details are available in Notes View mode, if you [click "View all details" within the triple-dot icon that opens note options](https://images.amplenote.com/652dbac0-fad3-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340/5fc290a2-5a7b-4212-b8f4-15d40ec11bbd.jpg) , you'll open the note details, which may look something like 
  ## 
  This will illustrate who originally created the note, and how that note had sharing privileges subsequently extended to other users.
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Collaboration: Share notes or tags with individ...
  headers: ### 3. From share receiver's account: View the shared tag, re...
  ---
  3. From share receiver's account: View the shared tag, rename if desired
  The Amplenote account that received the tag share will often want to rename it By default, the newly shared tag will be positioned at the shared/[tag name] path
  . All notes that the sharer and any other collaborators creates will have this tag applied to them. As of late 2021, shared tags do not propagate tag hierarchy, so regardless of which sub-tag a collaborator may apply, all of the receiving Amplenote accounts will see the base tag applied. [Example case]()
   . 
  That's it! Now everything subsequently created with the tag applied is visible to all collaborators
  As shown in the demo video, regardless of who creates note content, if they apply the shared tag, the note will be available for viewing, editing (if that permission was granted) and publishing. 
  How to predict what will happen when notes are added and deleted from a shared tag
  An effective way to understand the tag sharing model is to think of the shared tag as its own Amplenote account, controlled by the original tag sharer, that other collaborators can transfer notes into. This ownership model implies... 
  💡  Hot tip 💡
  If you are starting a group of shared tags among coworkers, it's best to have the original tag sharer be an account expected to exist in perpetuity, like [support@yourcompany.com](null)`
  . That account alone controls when a note can be deleted or revoked from group access. If you receive access to a shared tag, and you create your own notes that get the tag applied, [you'll be warned that](https://images.amplenote.com)`
    those notes are going to become controlled by the tag sharer's account ( [why?]()
   ). If you remove your access to the note you created (by deleting its tag, or deleting the note), the note will continue to live on in the tag sharer's account, and other collaborators to the shared tag. Removing the tag simply means that you've removed your contract to view a particular note. Related topic: [How to recover access to a note if a tag share recipient removes the shared tag?]()
  If you are logged into the account that shared the tag, you can remove the shared tag from a note and have the note remain in your own account. Or you can delete the note, which will remove it from being visible to anyone in the group. 
  Bulk-add new notes to a shared tag
  Because sharing a note for collaboration is as easy as adding it to a shared tag, you can quickly share multiple notes using [Multi-note selections and bulk actions#Quickly share multiple notes](/help/multi_note_selections_bulk_actions#Quickly_share_multiple_notes)
   . 
  Inviting collaborators
  If you regularly work with others on a project, consider inviting them to Amplenote? [We offer referral bonuses and other swag for spreading Amplenote to other users who go on to become subscribers](/help/invite_friends_referral_awards)
   . 
  How to see the note creator and sharer
  These details are available in Notes View mode, if you [click "View all details" within the triple-dot icon that opens note options](https://images.amplenote.com)`
   , you'll open the note details, which may look something like 
  
  This will illustrate who originally created the note, and how that note had sharing privileges subsequently extended to other users.
noteTitle: Collaboration: Share notes or tags with individuals, groups, or the web