> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.junkipedia.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.junkipedia.org/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue.md). # Editing An Issue In Junkipedia, [an issue](/reference-material/glossary.md#issue) is a collection of information about a piece of social media [content that Junkipedia is tracking](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation.md#issues-represent-tracked-content). ### Semi-Automated Assignment Of Tips To Issues If you submit a tip from within Junkipedia, it will automatically add the tip to an existing issue if a match is found. This match is established by comparing the link submitted in the tip. A new issue will automatically be created if no match to an existing issue is found. If a tip received via a tipline is subject to review and contains a link that does not match any existing issue, no new issue will be created until the tip has been approved in the review process. A new issue will be created upon approval. This automated process requires some manual assistance. When a new issue is automatically generated from a tip, just a few of the issue fields are populated. Enriching the issue with more information is a manual process that relies on working with the [The "Edit Issue" Form](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/the-edit-issue-form.md) described in an article that follows. It is also possible for the automated process to fail to recognize an appropriate match between a tip and an existing issue when the URLs are not an exact match even when both URLs lead to the same content. In such a case, the it is possible to manually[ add a tip to to an issue](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/adding-more-tips-to-an-issue.md). It is not really a problem if redundant issues are created for two tips that nearly duplicate each other when they are connected to the same narrative. ### Issue Details And "Edit Issue" Button There are several places in Junkipedia that display lists of issues such as those described in [Reviewing Tracked Content](/getting-started/reviewing-tracked-content.md). From any page displaying a list of issues, click the title of an issue to open a page focused on details for that issue. This details page contains an "Edit Issue" button that will take you to [The "Edit Issue" Form](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/the-edit-issue-form.md).
### Contributing Information To Existing Issues The following articles describe how to add information to an issue. * [The "Edit Issue" Form](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/the-edit-issue-form.md) * [What To Include](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/what-to-include.md) * [Adding More Tips To An Issue](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/adding-more-tips-to-an-issue.md) * [Editing Within The Issues List](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/editing-within-the-issues-list.md)