Add support for assigning ownership to Knowledge Base articles, similar to Confluence and other documentation platforms. Problem Currently, Hudu KB articles lack formal ownership, making it difficult to: Identify which technician maintains specific procedures Ensure accountability for client-specific documentation Know who to contact for technical questions Manage content when technicians leave Proposed Solution Phase 1: Core Ownership Basic Functionality: Assign primary owner during article creation/editing (defaults to author) Display owner name/avatar on article pages Individual and bulk ownership transfer Filter/search articles by owner Owner dashboard showing owned articles Migration tools for existing articles UI Changes: Add "Owner" dropdown in article creation/edit form Show owner information prominently on article display Link to owner's profile/contact info Phase 2: Advanced Features Secondary/co-owner support Enhanced permissions for owners Notification system for ownership changes Approval workflows Client assignment integration Ownership analytics and reporting Benefits for MSPs For Technicians: Clear identification of subject matter experts Know who to contact for specific procedures Ownership pride improves documentation quality For Service Managers: Better visibility of documentation responsibilities Identify knowledge gaps and training needs Smooth ownership transfer when staff leave For MSPs: Improved client accountability Consistent service delivery Better knowledge retention Meet client compliance requirements User Stories As a technician , I want to own procedures I create so I'm notified of changes As a service manager , I want to see who owns procedures for proper coverage As a support tech , I want to know who to contact about specific procedures As an MSP owner , I want to reassign ownership when technicians leave Success Metrics Reduced time to identify procedure maintainers Increased procedure update frequency Improved service consistency Higher technician satisfaction Decreased duplicate procedures MSP-Specific Considerations Link ownership to client assignments Service team alignment Procedure specialisation by expertise Clear escalation paths for complex issues Priority: High - Addresses core MSP need for documentation governance and service delivery consistency.