How can you tell whether a published diagram has had edits made afterwards? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AIf the file is edited and saved, the publishing will automatically be revoked.
• BThere is no way to know without accessing the Collaboration Hub.
• CThe Feed in the bottom view pane will provide this information.
• DThe blue globe next to the file name will turn gray.

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  18% (3)
• C
  76% (13)

Explanation

When edits are made to a diagram after it has been published, two visual/informational cues appear: the Feed in the bottom view pane logs activity and will reflect changes made post-publication (C), and the blue globe icon next to the file name - which signals an active published state - turns gray to indicate the published version is no longer in sync with the current file (D).

Option A is wrong because saving edits does not automatically revoke publishing; the publication persists, just potentially out of date. Option B is wrong because you absolutely can detect edits without the Collaboration Hub - that's precisely what C and D demonstrate.

Memory tip: Think of the globe like a "live" indicator light - blue = broadcasting live, gray = signal lost (out of date). Pair that with the Feed as your activity log, and you have two independent ways to catch post-publish edits.

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