@XxxBalCion You are not duplicating a page there. You are duplicating the mention of a page, which you can move to any other page to access the same page you created initially.
At the moment, I am not aware of any ways to create a copy of a page other than copying its contents manually. Though, I remember the Anytype saying templates will be implemented, so I’d wait for that.
Oops, it’s really annoying being unable to edit a reply once another reply has been written after it. I meant to say I remember the Anytype team mentioning templates as part of the databases update. Please do correct me if I’m mistaken.
@ei8fdb Hi! This happens because now you only can create the link to the page and every. Templates and the ability to create copies of them will be implemented in the next release.
@Kirill_Lem Aha, so you mean right now it’s not possible to make a copy and edit the copy, while keeping the original the same? But this will be possible in the next release?
Just to make sure I understand correctly. Thanks for the reply.
@ei8fdb That is how I understood it too. Which is interesting! Because it means there is a sort of “virtual copy” feature. I am less interested in this function for whole pages, but am hopeful it becomes possible for blocks, too (like “synced blocks” in Notion).
OK thanks. It is very unexpected behaviour! I don’t think this is good behaviour to maintain. If this will change in future releases, then it’s OK to wait til then. (I understand the Team has a lot to do, so patience is needed!)
If this behaviour will be maintained I would expect this to confuse people migrating from any other note taking application. I thought it was a bug/unstability based on how it behaved.
@Oshyan Sure, I can see use of replicating blocks and changing original changes the replicate (and vice-versa) but that would need to be communicated in a much different way. The current behaviour looks like a bug.
