The same memory on another page — a copy, not a mirror
You can add your own memory to another page you belong to. It becomes its own memory there; editing one never changes the other.
A story about Sunday dinners at Nonna's belongs on Nonna's page and on Nonno's. From the memory's ⋯ → Add to another page, choose any page you belong to.
What a copy is
Its own memory on the other page: its own approval there, its own hearts and notes, its own visibility. Nothing syncs afterwards — editing one never changes the other, and each page's rules apply to its own copy.
- Only the author can copy, and only their own photos come along. Photos added under notes stay with their notes.
- Already there marks every page the memory or a copy of it is already on.
- For a couple shown Together, the form offers the copy as you write.
We never call this sharing or reposting. Each page is its own place, with its own people.