Explore Page
The Explore page is your gateway to discovering public memos across your instance.What’s in Explore
Public Memos
All memos marked as Public visibility appear in Explore, accessible without authentication.
Protected Memos
If you’re logged in, you also see Protected memos from other users.
- Visitors (Not Logged In)
- Authenticated Users
- See Public memos only
- Can read full content
- Can view attachments
- Cannot comment or react
- Cannot filter by user preferences
Navigating Explore
- Click Explore in the sidebar
- Browse memos from all users
- Memos display with:
- Author name and avatar
- Visibility indicator
- Full content and attachments
- Reaction counts
- Comment counts
Filtering Explore
Use the same powerful filters as your personal memos:Shortcuts are not available in Explore view - they’re personal to your Home page.
Sharing Memos
Visibility Levels
Control who can see your memos:- Private
- Protected
- Public
Who can see: Only youUse cases:
- Personal notes
- Draft content
- Sensitive information
- Work in progress
Changing Visibility
Sharing Links
Every memo has a unique URL:- Copy Link
- Embed Code
- Click the share icon on any memo
- Click Copy Link
- Share via email, chat, or social media
RSS Feeds
Subscribe to memo updates via RSS:Instance Feed
All public memos:User Feed
Specific user’s public memos:- Full memo content in feed
- Markdown rendered to HTML
- Includes attachments
- Updated in real-time
- Standard RSS 2.0 format
Using RSS
User Profiles
Every user has a public profile page:- User avatar and display name
- Bio/description
- Public and protected memos
- User statistics (memo count, etc.)
- RSS feed link
- Go to Settings
- Update your Username
- Upload an Avatar
- Write a Bio (supports Markdown)
- Save changes
Discovery Features
Trending Tags
See popular tags across the instance:- Check the Popular Tags section (if enabled)
- Click any tag to filter Explore
- Discover related content
Tag trending analytics are instance-dependent and may not be enabled everywhere.
Related Memos
Find connected content:- Memo Relations: Explicitly linked memos
- Tag Matches: Memos sharing tags
- Reference Links: Memos linking to each other
Following Users
User following is planned but not yet implemented. For now, bookmark user profile URLs or subscribe to RSS feeds.
API Integration
List Public Memos
Change Memo Visibility
Get User’s Public Memos
Privacy & Security
What’s Shared
When you make a memo public:Included
- Memo content (Markdown)
- Attachments and images
- Tags
- Creation/update timestamps
- Your username and avatar
- Comments and reactions
Not Included
- Private metadata
- Edit history (not exposed)
- IP addresses
- Email or personal info
- Other private/protected memos
Privacy Best Practices
Review Before Publishing
Review Before Publishing
- Check for sensitive information
- Remove personal details
- Verify attachments are appropriate
- Review embedded links
Attachment Privacy
Attachment Privacy
- Images have EXIF data automatically stripped
- File metadata is removed
- Check filenames for sensitive info
- Compress or redact screenshots
Control Your Data
Control Your Data
- Use Private for drafts
- Use Protected for internal sharing
- Only use Public when ready
- You can revert to Private anytime
Instance Settings
Instance Settings
Some instances disable public memos entirely:Check with your admin if Public is unavailable.
Disabling Public Memos
Instance-Wide
Admins can disable public visibility:- Go to Admin Settings
- Navigate to Memo Settings
- Enable Disable Public Memos
- All existing public memos become protected
- Users cannot create new public memos
Per-User
Users can keep all memos private:- Don’t create public memos
- Set default visibility to Private in settings
- Review existing memos and change to Private
Content Discovery Tips
Use Descriptive Tags
Use Descriptive Tags
Write Clear Summaries
Write Clear Summaries
First few lines matter:
Link Related Content
Link Related Content
Update Regularly
Update Regularly
Keep content fresh:
- Add “Last updated” timestamps
- Revise outdated information
- Add new examples
- Respond to comments
Use Cases
Personal Blog
Use Memos as a microblog:Knowledge Base
Share expertise with your team:Resource Collection
Curate valuable links:Community Updates
Share news and updates:Next Steps
Creating Memos
Learn how to create shareable content
Tags & Filters
Organize content for discovery
API Reference
Programmatic content sharing
RSS Feeds
Set up RSS for content distribution