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Public sharing as a snapshot, not a live editor
A sharing button changes the trust boundary of a transcription app. The editor belongs to one person; anyone holding a public link can read the published text. Those are separate responsibilities.
I am Julian Tao, the maker of ShortTranscript. This note describes the sharing behavior we implemented, rather than a claim that transcripts are automatically accurate.
Separate the private draft from the public snapshot
Publishing an editable result directly would make every later c...
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