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+---
+id: faq
+title: FAQ
+description: Short answers to questions that come up often.
+tags: [guide, faq]
+lang: en
+---
+
+# FAQ
+
+**Why can't I just edit the page and save it?**
+Because nothing in f451 writes directly to the published version — not
+for you, not for anyone else, not for an AI agent. Every change goes
+through a draft and a review first. See [[writing-a-page]].
+
+**I signed in, but I don't see a space I expect to see.**
+Visibility follows your permissions in the underlying Forgejo or GitHub
+repository, not a separate f451 role. Check that you have access to the
+repository itself, and that your Forgejo or GitHub account is connected
+under **Settings → Connections** — see [[getting-started]].
+
+**I can read a space but can't edit anything in it.**
+Your Git account can read the repository but not push to it. Writing
+needs write access to the space's repository, because every change is
+committed under your own name. Ask whoever manages the repository to
+grant it.
+
+**What happens if two of us edit the same page at once?**
+f451 never discards a change silently. If someone else is already
+editing the same draft, you see who and can choose to proceed anyway; if
+a conflicting save happens, you are shown both versions and choose which
+to keep. See [[writing-a-page]].
+
+**Is the page history preserved?**
+Yes — a page's history is its Git history. Released pages additionally
+get a version number and a change note if the space keeps page versions
+(see [[templates-and-metadata]]).
+
+**Can I write raw Markdown instead of using the formatted editor?**
+Yes. Switch the editor to **Markdown** mode at any time; both modes edit
+the same underlying file. See [[editor-reference]].
+
+**What happens to my changes if my connection drops mid-edit?**
+The editor keeps your changes locally in the browser until the
+connection comes back, so nothing you typed is lost.
+
+**Can an AI agent publish changes on its own?**
+An agent writes through the same review workflow as a person — it can
+create and edit drafts and request a review, but whether it may also
+approve and merge is a separate decision made for that agent. See
+[[ai-agents]].