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@Iulian Onofrei if you type a comment in Jira it is not saved until you post it. If you close the browser window or go to a different page the comment would be lost.

@Dirk Mika I think it is pulling the web formatting. If you copy and paste it into something like notepad first and then copy from notepad so it does not pull the web formatting and is plain text does it work for you?

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No meetings. I have a policy for everyone on my team to not have any meetings on Friday. This has worked great for my teams and myself making Fridays productive and you feel great entering the weekend.

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@Ben.Read welcome to the Atlassian community Were you able to solve this issue?

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@Dirk Mika You can just copy and paste but it has to be in the correct format. The new Confluence editor supports mediawiki style tables now, see format below. heading 1 | heading 2 | heading 3 --- | --- | --- Cell a1 | Cell a2 | Cell a3 Cell b1 | Cell b2 | Cell b3 If you have it in the correct format the editor will…

@Matt Brauer If you have a tab delimited file you could easily convert it to Wiki Markup https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-confluence-wiki-markup/#Tables and then add the content that way. Confluence has markup but it is not tab-delimited. I should mention that the new Confluence editor supports…

@Nancy Phields Welcome to the Atlassian community You need access to the old email in order to make the change or you would need to managed account admin to make the change, see: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloudkb/change-atlassian-account-email-addresses-969508513.html Can you explain why you no longer have access to…

@Mark Palfreeman Welcome to the Atlassian community I would suggest using the subscription feature. This will be more efficient and you can construct the JQL so individuals only see issues related to them in the filter (Use CurrentUser). This then in turn would mean they would only get results relevant to them via email.

@Yatish Madhav Welcome to the Atlassian community You can not hide it currently in the portal. 

@shengpeng li Welcome to the Atlassian community I would suggest rolling the application back. Do you have a restore point to work from? If not you could do a restore from the backup file that you created https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/backup-and-restore-163578.html 

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@Anand Kujur I believe it is both.

@Tomasz Kociemba If it is a newly created page and you have a large instance it will take a little time for it to index but should not be a few days. You should be able to paste in the proper page name and it should come up once it indexes.

@Joseph Narai Thanks for the follow-up. I was able to recreate the issue that you are having based on what you shared above. There is a simple fix. When you add the link is all you have to add is the end of the URL, the # piece. This is all that is needed to access the link on the page. Example: Link that you…

@smoller welcome to the Atlassian community If you add the link using the link tool in the editor does that fix the issue?