Unlisted playlists
Last revised by Frank Gaillard on 27 May 2021
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Gaillard F, Sharma R, crisostomo a, et al. Unlisted playlists. Reference article, Radiopaedia.org (Accessed on 10 Oct 2024) https://doi.org/10.53347/rID-33396
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Synonyms:
- Unlisted playlist
Unlisted playlists are a special type of playlist and a great way of creating collections of cases but restrict access to only some users.
Unlisted playlists are just the same as public playlists but:
- are not visible to users
- are not visible to search engines
- can include anyone's public cases
- can include your unlisted cases
- are able to be shared (see sharing cases and playlists)
Important notes:
- anyone with the 'share URL' can access the list, and therefore these URLs can be emailed to other users or posted on forums or social media; this makes unlisted playlists not suitable for assessment tasks
- unlisted playlists can only contain unlisted cases from the same user
Every user can have up to 10 unlisted playlists. If you need more than 10 unlisted playlists, you can become a Radiopaedia.org supporter; additional unlisted cases are one of the many perks.
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