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Safer names, audit lines that say where, and pictures checked on both sides of a shared channel

A workspace’s audit log records where each action came from; a name or nickname must be something people can see; a picture in a shared channel is checked when either organization asks.

In Kemble Work, the audit log records the address each person’s action came from; a Kemble Circle community’s log never shows an address. A name or a nickname that is blank, invisible or turns the text’s direction is refused. In a channel shared between organizations, a picture is checked for sensitive content when either organization has the check on, and each side sees it by its own setting. A very large picture is marked for a press to reveal instead of being read in full.

Toggles keep one name and say whether they are on; Mute brings the sound back after the volume reaches zero; the sticker star is larger and always visible; the console’s Save buttons say what they save and announce when they have.

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