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Update snapshot for My Notes about restricted note copy #2372
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kevinrobinson commentedJan 25, 2019
Who is this PR for?
educators
What problem does this PR fix?
The UI suggests that the original author of the note marked it restricted. With an initial limited release of #2243 and #2304, admin can do this as well, so the text is misleading.
What does this PR do?
Just adds copy clarifying. Before a general release later, it'd be better to make explicit who marked the note as restricted (so folks know who to follow up with), but this is a good first step for now.
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