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View and change your general account options

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**Friends control**: Choose whether other users may add you to their friends list. If you are added to a friends list, the owner of that list is added to your list as well. When you remove someone from your friends list, you are also removed from their list. Your settings options are:

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**Nobody may add me as a friend**: Other users do not see the option to add you as a friend.

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**New friends require my authorisation**: Before someone can add you to their friends list, you must give your approval.

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**New friends are automatically authorised**: You accept all friend requests automatically.

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**HTML editor**: An HTML editor is available for use in some sections of the site. This is known as a 'What you see is what you get' (WYSIWYG) editor. It allows you to apply formatting to your text like in a word processor. If the editor is turned off, you can only enter plain text without any formatting like making text bold or colorise your text. If you do not have this option, the site administrator may have disabled it.

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**Default license**: When the site administrator enabled **License metadata** in the :ref:`general site settings <general_settings>`, you can select your default license for your content that you create or upload. The default setting is "None selected", which means that you reserve all copyright.

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If your institution administrator requires you to specify a license, you must set a license other than "None selected".

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You can choose any license from the drop-down menu that suits most of your content best. If you upload an artefact by another person that was published under a different license, you can choose that particular license on the artefact's settings. If the site administrator allowed custom licenses, you can enter one using the drop-down menu option "Other license (enter URL)".

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If you are not sure which default license to choose, please check with your organisation as it may require you to use a specific license. You can also consult a copyright lawyer (at cost).