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 ===== Conversations, Discussions, and Notifications ===== ===== Conversations, Discussions, and Notifications =====
  
-Use this section when you need to:+**Use this section when you need to:**
  
   * contact another user directly or continue an existing conversation   * contact another user directly or continue an existing conversation
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   * treat comments and reactions as part of the user workflow rather than as isolated extras   * treat comments and reactions as part of the user workflow rather than as isolated extras
  
-Main roles:+**Main roles:**
   * Signed-in users   * Signed-in users
   * Contributors   * Contributors
   * Maintainers   * Maintainers
  
-Related sections:+**Related sections:**
   * [[hortus:discover|Discover research content]]   * [[hortus:discover|Discover research content]]
-  * [[hortus:profile|User profile]] +  * [[hortus:profile|Build your public profile]] 
-  * [[hortus:workspace|My Workspace]]+  * [[hortus:workspace|Work in My Workspace]]
  
 This chapter focuses on conversation and awareness rather than on formal collaboration structure. Collaboration in the stronger sense — shared folders, governed publication, metadata design, project membership — is addressed elsewhere. Here, the goal is lighter but critical: keep people informed, enable quick exchanges, attach questions to the right context, and avoid scattering research conversations across external channels unnecessarily. This chapter focuses on conversation and awareness rather than on formal collaboration structure. Collaboration in the stronger sense — shared folders, governed publication, metadata design, project membership — is addressed elsewhere. Here, the goal is lighter but critical: keep people informed, enable quick exchanges, attach questions to the right context, and avoid scattering research conversations across external channels unnecessarily.
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