How do I share a template, or browse the community's?
Share on an open template publishes it to the community library. Browse community, at the top right of the panel, is where you find other people's — search it, sort it, and import anything into your own library. An import is a copy, not a link, so you can change it freely.
Two directions, two controls.
Sharing yours. The Share button sits with Rename, Duplicate and Delete across the top of whichever template you have open. Share the one you actually use rather than the one you think reads best — a checklist is only worth publishing if it survived contact with your own bad mornings.
Browsing theirs. Browse community opens the shared library in a panel over the page. It carries a search box that looks across title, description, author and question content, three sort tabs — Popular, Recent and Featured — and a count of how many templates the community has shared. Each row shows its title, who shared it, how many questions it has, and its star and import counts, with a chevron to read the questions before you take it. Anything you shared yourself is badged YOURS.
The library is new and small. Expect a handful of templates, not a catalogue. That is worth knowing before you go looking for one that matches your instrument exactly — at this stage the six built-ins are still the better starting point for most people, and the community is the place to look for a question, not a whole checklist.
An imported template is yours. It lands in your list as an ordinary template. Editing it does not affect the original and does not affect anyone else who imported it. There is nothing to keep in sync and nothing that changes under you later.
Which is also the reason to import rather than admire. A template written by someone trading a different instrument on a different timeframe is a starting point, not an answer. Import it, then cut the questions that do not apply — the value is in the questions you will actually answer before a session, and a long list you skim is worse than four questions you answer honestly.
