public vs private

Stories on private accounts are typically not public. This is to maintain the privacy and exclusivity that the owner desires. However, there might be certain settings or exceptions depending on the platform and the user's preferences.

Yes, it's possible. A story can be public in the sense that it's accessible to many people, but still private in terms of the deep, personal meanings or emotions it holds for the author or a specific group.

The publicness of your stories really depends on a few factors. For example, did you upload them to a website accessible to everyone? Or did you only send them to a select group of friends? That makes a big difference in whether they're public or not.

[Beijing Kidney Stones Hospital is a private hospital.] Although there was no clear official explanation, according to the description in the search results, Kyoto Kidney Stones Hospital was called a private hospital, and the relevant documents did not mention that it was a public hospital. Therefore, it could be inferred that the Beijing Kidney Stones Hospital was a private hospital.

Jin Xin Xi Nan Women's and Children's Hospital was a private hospital.

Yes, you can. But it depends on the platform or medium where the story is stored and the settings available.

There might be a story of a public pool that became a community gathering place. People of all ages came together, made friends, and shared their love for swimming. There were swim races, diving competitions, and it was a place full of laughter and joy.

No, you can't. If a story is marked as private, it means it's not accessible to the public.

It could be a glitch or a technical issue with the platform you're using. Contact their support team to sort it out.

Public pools usually have standard facilities like basic changing rooms and a few lanes for swimming. They are designed to serve a large number of people at a relatively low cost.