When someone @mentioned you in a note, the resulting email did include a
“Note Preview” section — but instead of the note’s text, it showed the raw
markup behind it. A note that read
Hey @Jane Doe check this
arrived in your inbox looking like this instead:
<p>Hey <span class="mention" data-mention-id="…" data-mention-email="…" style="…">@Jane Doe</span> check this</p>
The preview was unreadable at a glance, and it exposed internal details —
including the mentioned person’s email address — inside the tags.
What’s Fixed
- The preview reads as text. Mention emails now show the note’s plain,
readable content, with each @mention appearing as the person’s name. - The same fix covers every mention email. The problem was reported for
personal @mentions, but team mentions and pond mentions produced exactly the
same unreadable preview. All three now behave the same way.
Notes that were already plain text were never affected, and still appear
exactly as written — including any angle brackets you typed yourself, so a note
about a “Budget < $500K” still reads that way.