When a diagram is edited, how can another modeler know what edits were made? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ABy checking the Feed in the bottom view pane
• BBy reviewing the Governance Report
• CBy creating a Process Documentation document
• DBy using the "Open to compare" feature

• A
  84% (43)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  12% (6)

Explanation

Options A and D are correct because they represent built-in collaboration and comparison features designed specifically for tracking diagram changes. The Feed (bottom view pane) acts as an activity log, displaying a real-time history of edits made to the diagram so collaborators can see what changed and when. The "Open to compare" feature allows modelers to diff two versions of a diagram side-by-side, making it easy to visually identify what was added, removed, or modified.

Option B is wrong because a Governance Report is a compliance/oversight document focused on policy adherence, not a change tracking mechanism. Option C is wrong because creating a Process Documentation document is a manual authoring task - it doesn't automatically capture or reflect edits made to a diagram.

Memory tip: Think "Feed = live news ticker" (ongoing updates appear as they happen) and "Compare = before/after photo" (snapshot diff). Both are passive/automatic ways to see changes without someone manually writing anything down - that's what distinguishes them from B and C.

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