What Is Not Shown in Article Activity

The article activity does not capture all possible actions. For example, it does not show when an article is simply edited and saved without updating the published version, when it is assigned to another user, or when comments are added. Information about comments can be found in the feedback section under collaborator comments.

• Routine edits and assignments are not tracked in article activity.
• Comments are recorded elsewhere, not in the activity log.

Why Article Activity Matters

Article activity helps teams monitor important changes to content, ensuring accountability and transparency for published information. It is especially useful for tracking who made key updates and when those updates occurred.

• Supports content management and oversight.
• Helps identify when and by whom major changes were made.Overview of Article Activity
• The article activity provides a record of significant events related to articles, such as when they are created, updated, or published. This log helps users understand the key changes and milestones in an article's lifecycle.
• Tracks creation, updates, and publication of articles.
• Focuses on major changes rather than minor edits or comments.