Let's imagine you have an operating process that 200 users are part of. Perhaps you don't want everybody to get an email notification if one user makes a comment. Now you can either turn off comments or ensure that only the Owner and Editors get notified.
The default setting is that all process members and owner/editors get an activity digest email every hour, day or week (based on their individual preferences). If you want to change this then...
Go to the process.
Turn the edit mode on.
Click on 'Process Settings'
Adjust settings and save.
Once you have saved this then notifications will only be shared in accordance with your settings.
Who can change this and when?
This can be changed by any process editor or owner. You can change these settings at any time.
Can the comments then be seen by other users?
Yes, the comments will still be visible in the feed (and searchable). The only difference is that they are not included in a notification email.
TIP! Looking for more specific information about how to manage process change notifications when creating a new version? Take a look at this guide: Understanding the change log and how to inform users of process changes