> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.open-metadata.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Articles > Long-form pages your team writes and maintains. # Articles Articles are Context Center's internal knowledge base: long-form pages your team writes, organizes, and maintains for people. Use them for durable, structured knowledge that's worth maintaining as a page, such as data governance policies, classification standards, incident playbooks, or internal API documentation. ## Create an Article 1. From the left sidebar, navigate to **Context Center** > **Articles**. Access articles 2. Click **Create** and choose: * **Article**: Opens a blank page in the rich text editor. Give it a title and start writing. Slash commands, text formatting, and nested lists are all supported. * **Quick Link**: Bookmarks an external URL as an article instead of writing new content. Add a title, description, the target URL, and tags. Create an article Articles autosave as you type. There's no separate publish step. ## View and Manage Articles The **Articles** list page helps you find and browse existing articles: * A search bar to look up articles by title. * A left-hand hierarchy panel that organizes articles into folders, so related articles, for example everything under a "Compliance" or "Engineering" folder, stay grouped together. * A card for each article, showing its title, a short description (or "No description" if none is set), when it was last edited, its owner, its domain, and any tags applied to it. * A right-hand panel with two sections: * **Bookmarks**: Shows the articles you've bookmarked. * **Recently Viewed**: The articles you opened most recently, newest first. Articles list page Opening an article takes you to its detail page, which includes: * **Header information**: The article's domain and owner, each shown as a chip you can edit inline by clicking the pencil icon next to it. When editors are assigned, an **Editor** list appears alongside them. * **Save status and version**: A **Saved** indicator confirms your latest edit was captured automatically, and a version number, for example `0.2`, increases each time the article is updated, so you can track how much it's changed over time. * **Status badge**: If the article has an open review request, a badge such as **In Review** appears next to its title. * **Toolbar actions**, next to the Saved indicator: * **Feedback**: Thumbs up or thumbs down on the article. * **Conversation**: Open a comment thread on the article. * **Favorite**: Bookmark the article so it's easy to find again later. * **Copy link**: Use the copy icon to copy the article URL. * **Delete**: Open the **⋮** menu and select **Delete** to remove the article. Delete article * **Content** and **Activity Feeds & Tasks** tabs: * **Content** is the article body itself, where you write and edit using the rich text editor. * **Activity Feeds & Tasks** tracks everything that's happened on the article, split into two views: * **All**: A chronological feed of every change, who created or updated the article and when, with a short description of what changed. React to an entry with an emoji, or reply to start a thread on it. * **Tasks**: Request-driven items on the article, such as an open review request, tracked separately from the general activity feed. Activity Feeds and Tasks * Selecting an entry opens its details on the right, along with a **Comments** panel where you can add a comment and use `@mention` to tag a teammate. * **Properties panel**: Attach **Data Products**, **Reviewers**, **Tags**, a **Glossary Term**, related **Data Assets**, or **Attachments** to the article, each with its own `+` button. Quick Links, unlike written articles, show **Edit** and **Delete** icons directly on their card in the list, since there's no separate detail page to open.