# Where content lives

> Every blueprint belongs to you, a team, or an organisation. Choosing at creation time saves a move later.

Everything you create is owned by exactly one of three things: **you**, a
**team**, or an **organisation**. The choice sets who can edit it, where it
appears, and what its published URL looks like.

| Owner | Edited by | Published at |
| --- | --- | --- |
| You | You, plus anyone you share with | `blueprintr.io/<your-handle>/<slug>` |
| A team | The team's members, subject to their role | The team's page inside its organisation |
| An organisation | Members with the right role | The organisation's Atrium, and its subdomain if it has one |

## Choosing at creation

The wizard's **Publish to** selector sets the owner. It is seeded from
whichever workspace you were looking at when you started.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> Ownership is not the same as visibility. An organisation blueprint can still
> be public, and a personal blueprint can still be private. See
> [the visibility model](/foliums/blueprintr-user-guide/sharing/visibility-model).

![blueprint:josh/three-independent-choices](https://blueprintr.io/embed/josh/three-independent-choices#h=640)

## Moving something later

Reassigning an owner changes the published URL. Filing the same blueprint in a
different [portfolio](/foliums/blueprintr-user-guide/organise/portfolios-and-folders) changes neither ownership nor the
URL.

> [!TIP]
> If you are on your own and unsure, publish to yourself. A personal blueprint
> can be moved into an organisation later; the reverse is harder because
> permissions and audit history come with it.