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Most feature bloat starts with perfectly reasonable ideas.
Per-user notifications could be useful. A separate link control could be useful. Two different sharing actions could be useful.
Our sharing flow included all three.
In practice, most users would share one thing with two or three people. We had designed a control panel for a tiny task.
The final version has one share button and one global toggle.
Useful in theory can still be unnecessary in the product.
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