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docs: clarify share link and resource URL difference
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When you create one, Pangolin gives you two ways to use it:
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- **Share Link**: Send this to a person. Pangolin validates the link, then redirects them to the resource.
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- **Share Link**: Send this to a person. This is a Pangolin-hosted share URL, usually on your Pangolin domain, that validates the link and then redirects them to the resource.
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- **Access Token Usage**: Use this only when making direct requests to the resource URL from scripts, tools, or integrations.
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## Create a Share Link
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Use **Access Token Usage** only when you are calling the resource URL directly on each request.
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This is why the two URLs often look different:
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- The **Share Link** is usually on your Pangolin domain.
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- The **Access Token Usage** examples use the resource URL directly.
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### Query Parameter
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By default, Pangolin accepts the access token in the `p_token` query parameter:
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