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Suppose you want to paste a link to a fact on an FCS platform in an e-mail. You can make this possible with the following URL:
![users - verweis von extern [en] - 153085.3](/_429_17309925187745157158017612755081_/images/153085.3 "users - verweis von extern [en] - 153085.3")
When referencing a fact, you always indicate which version of the fact
you want to link to by adding a version number to the infoID. If you
want to link to the most current version, you need to type ".0" as a
version number. Subsequently, users will automatically be directed to
the most current version for which they are read-permitted. What does
this mean? If versions of a fact have different read permissions,
different users may be presented with different versions as the
most current one according to the read permissions.
If no version is published for public use (universe), the link will
direct the user to the login page. As soon as the user logs in, the
fact is displayed.
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