Notifications and notification email
Notifications collect reviews, issues, stars, badges and replies in one place; untick "Email me as well" to stop the email copies.
Deftro tells you when something happens that concerns you: review requests and decisions on your versions, issues opened or closed on your artifacts, star milestones, yanked versions of artifacts you use or own, badges you earn, replies in Discussions and community threads, proposals, Feedback board updates, sponsored slots and the answer to an application to advertise, and messages from Deftro staff (including a warning when a moderator removes one of your community posts).
The quick view
Select the bell at the top of any page. A drawer opens with your latest notifications. Switch between All and Unread, pick a type, or choose Mark all as read.
The Notifications page
For the full list, open Notifications from the Review group in the sidebar.
- All and Unread tabs choose what you see.
- The Type list narrows it to Reviews, Issues, Stars, Versions, Badges, Account, Feedback or Community, with an unread count beside each.
- GitHub import results, and changes made on GitHub (the app uninstalled, a repository you imported from made private), are under Account.
- Mark all as read clears the unread count. You can also mark a single notification as read or unread.
Turn notification email on or off
Notification email is on until you turn it off.
- Open Notifications.
- Untick Email me as well.
The change saves at once. Tick the box again to turn email back on.
In-app notifications cannot be turned off; they stay on the Notifications page whatever you choose for email.
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Review new versions
In an organisation, a new version waits in the Review queue until someone else approves it. You can never review your own version.Delete your account or download your data
In Settings > Security you can download everything held about you as a JSON file, or delete your account by typing your handle.Proposals, issues and discussions
Suggest an edit to someone else's artifact with a proposal, report a broken version with an issue, or ask questions in its discussion.