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# How to Copy a Link to an Activity Feed Post

# How to Copy a Link to an Activity Feed Post

**In this article:**
* Overview
* How to copy a post's link
* Where the link goes
* Things to keep in mind
* FAQs
* Who can do this

## Overview
Every activity feed post has its own page, and you can copy a direct link to it in one click — handy for pointing a colleague straight at a particular update rather than asking them to scroll the feed.

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## How to copy a post's link
1. Open your **Dashboard** and find the post in the activity feed.
2. Click the **Link** action beneath the post (the link icon).
3. SuperPath copies the post's link to your clipboard and shows *"Link copied to clipboard"*.
4. Paste the link wherever you need it.

> **Note:** On mobile the same control is labelled **Copy link**.

## Where the link goes
The link opens that single post on its own page (a **/dashboard/feed/** address). Anyone who opens it needs to be signed in to your platform and have access to the dashboard to view it.

## Things to keep in mind
* Copying uses your browser's clipboard, so your browser may ask for clipboard permission the first time.
* The link points to a signed-in page — it isn't a public URL, and it won't work for someone without access to your platform.
* The **Link** action is only available where the activity feed is shown, which depends on the social feed being enabled for your platform.

## FAQs
**Where does the copied link take people?**
To the individual post's own page on your platform. The recipient has to be signed in and have dashboard access to see it.

**Nothing seemed to copy — what happened?**
If your browser blocks clipboard access you'll see a "link not copied" message. Allow clipboard access for the site and try again.

## Who can do this
Anyone who can see the activity feed can copy a post's link — all signed-in users with the dashboard and social feed enabled. **Restricted** users, who don't have the dashboard, are the exception.