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I'm "owner" of a few pages on our wiki, but no longer want to receive notifications on page changes. When I click the watch "eyeball" at the top of the page, it says "You are not watching this page" so I assume I'm getting them because I'm owner.
Is there any way to turn off page edit notifications as an owner?
Just wanting to bump this question as three years later, this is still relevant: On Confluence pages that I created but that I am not watching, I unwantedly receive notifications if someone edits them (did find an option to disable emails for this, though). I would be glad if someone could point out how this can be disabled.
Same here. I'm stuck getting notifications for an unwatched page that I created.
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@Florian Martin can you maybe elaborate where you found this email setting? It doesn't seem like i have this option under Profile > Settings > Your Settings > Email.
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@Sandro BürkiUnfortunately, it has been a while since I changed the setting and looking over the options, I am not sure which one was the relevant one. But I added a screenshot of my settings, maybe this helps you figure out what the relevant option is.
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Well that didn't work. I removed all my page watches and I'm still receiving "page edited" alerts in the Notifications center. ☹️
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I've experienced this issue. After searching it seems Atlassian thinks it is a bug/gap and has two open bug tickets about it:
CONFCLOUD-68348
CONFCLOUD-73170
You could vote for one of these if you think it should be changed. However - it looks like you can manually remove these watches by navigating to:
Profile (My Confluence) > Settings > Watches
.. and then click the Stop Watching link for each of the page you don't want notifications.
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I hope this works for me because I have 230 pages in this overview with 20 Confluence pages each, apparently every page I have ever touched in the last 3 years since starting at this company. As we very recently migrated I sincerely hope it does work. I would actually be happy enough to find the couple of pages that have been heavily edited since the migration but there seems to be no sorting or filtering feature here. So I guess I'll just unwatch 230 x 20 pages manually.
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Uhl - Just stop watching the page. Even if you created it if you no longer want to receive notifications on it is all you have to do is stop watching the page. You can also view all the pages you are watching in your profile under Watches to make adjustments.
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Okay, I just found the Page Watches section. I'd never have thought to look at My Profile to do something like that! 🤔
IMO this should be available from the page's Watches dropdown or provide a "Stop watching this page" option from the notification itself!
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