If there is a repeated instance of a failure across multiple pages, what can be reported instead of repeating the documentation?

• A. Report the issue as a global issue across the site
• B. The problem can be marked as a 'global issue' across the site for that particular repetition of content
• C. Document each page individually
• D. Ignore the repetition

Answer: (B)

When the same failure shows up on many pages with the same content pattern, consolidate it into a single global issue. Marking it as a global issue across the site for that repetition communicates the scope to developers, so they can address the root cause once and fix all affected pages. This approach saves time, avoids duplicating documentation, and keeps remediation consistent. Provide a concise description of the symptom, plus a reproduction step that works for the repeated content, and note that this issue recurs across the related pages. Documenting each page individually would waste effort and can lead to inconsistent fixes, while ignoring the repetition leaves the problem untracked.