Doesn't meet the "no source" principle

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Through the relationship between the main copy and the copy, and between the copy and the user, the relationship between the main copy and the user can be indirectly confirmed, so as to find the source user of the main.

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new plan.

Private articles and public articles cannot be converted to each other, that is, private articles cannot be made public (cannot be accessed by other users), and public articles cannot be made private.

User can't create new public article, just create a new (public) article version. The new article will be created if need by system after the (article) version to be published.

The behavior of a user editing a public article is equivalent to creating an article version.

The user can only edit on the article version. After publishing, the version will be unbound with the user.

For the article version, there are only functions for editing and publishing. Other functions, such as archiving, replying and tagging and so on, are only associated with the article.

If the user wants to force a private article to be publicized, the user will be warned that the publicized (private) article can only be the latest version content, and other data, such as history, created time, tag and so on, will be all lost, including the user's associated data with this article.

This makes it impossible to retrieve the source user who posted the public article. and it will be comply with the "no source" principle