Who can access a draft?

Who can access a draft?

• A. Anyone with a Confluence account
• B. All space members
• C. Only users you have shared your draft with
• D. Only the draft owner

Answer: (C)

Drafts are unpublished, working versions of a page. They’re private by default to the person editing, and others can only see them if you explicitly share the draft with them. That’s why the best answer is that access is limited to the users you have shared your draft with. This supports private drafting and targeted review, rather than making the draft visible to everyone in the space or to all Confluence accounts. If you want someone to review, you invite them to view the draft; you can remove that access later as needed.

Drafts are unpublished, working versions of a page. They’re private by default to the person editing, and others can only see them if you explicitly share the draft with them. That’s why the best answer is that access is limited to the users you have shared your draft with. This supports private drafting and targeted review, rather than making the draft visible to everyone in the space or to all Confluence accounts. If you want someone to review, you invite them to view the draft; you can remove that access later as needed.