How can you tell whether a published diagram has had edits made afterwards?

The Feed in the bottom view pane is a key feature that provides real-time updates and information about the activity related to a published diagram. When edits are made to a diagram after its initial publication, the Feed will reflect these changes, allowing users to track modifications, comments, and other relevant actions. This makes it easy to keep tabs on a diagram’s version history and understand the changes that have occurred since its publication.

This functionality is essential for teams working collaboratively, as it ensures that everyone involved can stay informed about the latest updates and can make decisions based on the most current version of the diagram. By using the Feed, users can effectively manage their process documentation and collaboration efforts.

The other options do not provide the same level of clarity regarding the tracking of edits to published diagrams. For example, the automatic revocation of publishing status and the visual indicators like the color change of the globe do not necessarily guarantee that users will be aware of the edits made. Accessing the Collaboration Hub might not be as straightforward as monitoring the Feed, which is designed specifically for this purpose. Thus, the Feed in the bottom view pane serves as the most effective method for identifying any edits made after a diagram has been published.