# What a note's page shows

> The actions, details, local map, backlinks and history on a note's own page.

Page: https://docs.memex.tools/note-page

The note page shows the title, its number, its status, when it was last modified and by whom, then the description and the rendered body. Wiki-links open the note they point to.

## Actions

**Edit note**, **Flag for curation** and **Download .md**. A pending note also shows **Approve** and **Reject**. See [Flag a note](https://docs.memex.tools/flag-a-note).

## Note details

When it was created and by whom, with a link to everything that connection added; when it was modified and by whom; the source, only when the writer gave a URL or the note was imported from a file; its size in words and approximate tokens; and its tags.

## Local neighbourhood

A small map of this note and the notes it links to or is linked from, one or two hops out, with **Open full map**. Links that lead nowhere are listed beneath it.

## Backlinks

Every note that links here.

## History

Each earlier version with what changed, when, and who did it. A proposal you approved is credited to the assistant that proposed it; if you amended it before approving, the version is marked as your edit. Open a version to see the diff or the whole text, and **Restore this version** to put it back. Restoring is itself a new version, so it can be undone.

**Forget history** permanently removes earlier versions and the retained content in related Activity records and applied proposals. If a shared curation run refers to the note, its narrative is cleared too; identities, actions and times remain. Held drafts must be decided first; otherwise forgetting is refused without erasing anything. It does not erase the current note, independent copies, exports or backups.

## Related

- [How a note works](https://docs.memex.tools/how-notes-work): What a note holds, how links and backlinks resolve, what is recorded about it, and the ways a note arrives.
- [How the editor works](https://docs.memex.tools/editor): The Markdown editor, its side rail, the editorial checks, importing a file into a draft, conflicts and deleting.
- [Flag a note](https://docs.memex.tools/flag-a-note): Tell your curator what is wrong with a note, so the next pass starts with it.
- [How deleting and restoring work](https://docs.memex.tools/how-deletion-works): What deleting a note does, restoring it, what remains after thirty days, purging, and removing tags or your account.