Canva update forces joining another team just to edit a shared layout
A recent Canva update requires users to join the other party's team before they can edit a shared layout, breaking simple cross-team collaboration. This is especially disruptive for workflows like student publications, where editors from different teams need to collaborate on layouts without full team membership.
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