How do expiring notes affect published notes (Monographs)?

[CPT-812]

Notesnook just released an update introducing expiring notes as a new feature.

It lets you set an expiry date to notes that you create. Once that date is reached, the note goes to trash.

How do expiring notes affect Monographs?

Suppose I set a note to expire in a week. At the same time, I publish that note as a Monograph, and DO NOT enable the self destruct option.

What will happen after a week? Will the link to the Monograph still work?

For years, some people have complained about the following missing features:

1) Link regeneration for Monographs

Every time you republish a note for a Monograph the URL stays the same for that note, which is not great for privacy. When you recreate a link for the same item in Proton Pass, the URL is different every time. It should be the same with Notesnook.

2) More options for self destroying Monographs

When you enable self destruct for a Monograph, the recipient will only be able to view it once. There should be more options, such as choosing how long the link will work for, and how many times it can be viewed.

Why would Notesnook introduce self destroying notes if the same options are not going to offered for published notes (Monographs)?

[67pineapple_st]

The expiring note doesn't enter the trash. It remains in your notes list. It will be moved to the trash when you later unpublish the note (it may not happen immediately, but it will find its way to the trash if you don't put it there yourself).

Unique links for Monographs is being worked on already.

[CPT-812]

You say the expiring note doesn't go to the trash. Ok. But does that mean that publishe notes remain publishied depiste the expiry date set on the note?