# Reviewing Tracked Content
In Junkipedia, [an issue](/reference-material/glossary.md#issue) is a collection of information about a piece of tracked content. It originates from [a tip](/reference-material/glossary.md#tip) that provides the first report of problematic content. When multiple tips reference the same URL, they will automatically be linked to the issue created by the first approved tip to report it.
### Browse Issues
Click "Issues" and then "All Issues" from the menu to work with issues that are currently being tracked.
### View "My Issues"
Click "Issues" and then "My Issues" from the menu to see a list of issues created from tips that you submitted.
### Searching And Filtering Issues
Learn more about searching, filtering, and tracking issues with the following articles:
* [Searching For Issues](/getting-started/reviewing-tracked-content/searching-for-issues.md)
* [Filtering Issues](/getting-started/reviewing-tracked-content/filtering-issues.md)
* [Creating Saved Search Alerts](/getting-started/reviewing-tracked-content/creating-saved-search-alerts.md)
To add more information to issues, revisit [Editing Within The Issues List](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/editing-within-the-issues-list.md).
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