Which feature allows users to propose updates or seek clarification without directly altering the content of a fact sheet?

Question

Options

• AComments
• BQuality Seal
• CTo-Dos
• DSurveys

• B
  9% (2)
• C
  87% (20)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

To-Dos are the correct answer because they function as flagged action items that let users signal needed updates or request clarification on a fact sheet's content without editing it directly - the change request is queued for a responsible party to address.

Comments (A) are wrong because, while they allow discussion, they are typically freeform annotations rather than structured requests that formally propose or track content updates. Quality Seal (B) is wrong because it is an approval or verification mechanism indicating content has been reviewed, not a tool for proposing changes. Surveys (D) are wrong because they collect broad feedback from multiple respondents rather than targeting specific content updates on a document.

Memory tip: Think of a To-Do as a sticky note placed beside a document - it says "fix this" without touching the text itself, just like a task assigned to someone else.

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