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In the Settings under Notifications there are two areas:\r\nMy Papers heading with a No/Yes option under that for \"A member follows a paper that you authored\" (remove the word \"manually\" from the current text under the Follow heading).\r\nPapers I Follow (or Papers I'm Reading) heading with the No email ... All Email options we have for groups. There would be one setting for all papers none for individual papers.\r\n\r\nI agree that adding a \"mute\" button into the mix with 'Follow' is going to compound the problem, not solve it -- at least in the CAC world. The settings area is a mess, yes, and we should address that someday! But if we're able to include settings we at least have a place to point users if they would like to turn off these types of notifications. \r\n\r\n>(from Chris) There is not two options (Reader/Following), just one. We may want to use Reading as the singular option if we think it should be differentiated from following sites. Sharing is fine as a verb to indicate that you are inviting someone to read/follow a paper (and as the only way someone can read/follow a private paper).\r\n\r\nI also agree that maintaining both the 'reader' and 'follower' language is confusing and we need to narrow it down. I don't think this solves our issue of differentiating when people are able to view a private paper and when they want to receive email notifications about it. \r\n\r\n>(from Boone) Here's another thought: The only person who ever sees the word \"Reader\" (we can pick a better word if you want) is the paper author. There would be no such thing as a \"Shared with me\" or \"Papers I am a reader of\" tab on the directory, there would be no \"x readers\" counts anywhere in the interface, and there would be no email that says \"You are now a reader on paper x\". When an author adds a user as a reader, the user autofollows the paper, and receives an email to that effect (perhaps with the language \"You are now following paper X, by an invitation from Sam\"). Users may then unfollow as they wish.\r\n\r\nI think this might be the closest solution we have for our beta release. Using the language 'following' in the email notification to the recipient user at least signals to them that they can 'unfollow' the paper to get out of the emails. \r\n\r\nIf someone Unfollows a private paper, it would then be taken out of their 'Papers I follow tab' and then only appear in their 'All Papers' list, so they still can access it.\r\n\r\nAs far as the author-settings language, how about we remove the word 'Readers' entirely and do something more along the lines of 'Allow these users/groups to see this paper:'?"}}