# Share an Ideas List

Sharing gives recipients a link that creates their own copy of the Ideas List. It is not live collaborative editing.

## Create a share link

1. Open **Ideas**.
2. Select the named Ideas List.
3. Select the **Share** icon at the right of the filter row. You can also use **More actions → Share**.
4. In the **Share** sheet, choose a share type:
   - **Just one friend**;
   - **A few friends**;
   - **A wider circle**.
5. For **A few friends**, review **Connect within this group (mutual, in-app only)**.
6. Select **Create share link**.
7. Select **Copy link** and send it through the channel of your choice.

## What the share types mean

### Just one friend

Copying can connect that recipient with the sender.

### A few friends

Copying can connect recipients with the sender. Optional group connection is mutual and in-app only.

### A wider circle

Copying does not create connections.

## What the recipient gets

The recipient gets their own private copy. Their edits do not change the sender's original Ideas List. Domino explicitly tells recipients that their changes will not affect the original list.

The copy can preserve provenance so the recipient understands who shared it.

For the complete recipient path—including authentication, card-specific intent, copy finalization, duplicates, invalid links, and group connection behavior—use [Open and copy a shared Ideas List](/docs/web/open-a-shared-ideas-list.md).

## Likes and visibility

Likes are never public. Within a shared-list relationship, the original sharer or relevant shared group may be able to see that a recipient liked an idea. Do not say that every edit or filter choice is visible to the sender.

## What creating the link does not do

Creating or copying the link does not prove it was delivered. The user normally sends it through Messages, email, or another channel.

Say:

> The share link is ready to send.

Do not say:

> Your list was sent.

unless Domino returned a verified delivery result for a separate supported action.

## LLM answering guidance

- Lead with the seven-step primary path.
- Explain “their own copy” because it is the most important sharing behavior.
- Mention connection behavior when helping choose a share type.
- Stop at **Copy link** unless the user separately asks an authorized assistant to deliver it.