> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://taskoncommunitys-organization.gitbook.io/guide-book/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://taskoncommunitys-organization.gitbook.io/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/how-to-edit-tasks.md).
# How to Edit Tasks
After creating a task, if you wish to change its `details`, `delete/delist` the task, or move it to another `sector`, follow these steps:
* To modify the details of a specific task, click on "`Edit`" to make changes.
* To delist or delete a task, locate the task and click on "`Delisted`" or "`Delete`" accordingly.
*Please note that using "Delete" may impact user experience, so use it with caution. Additionally, if the task has been completed by community members, you won't be able to delete it.*
* You can also categorize tasks by clicking on "`Move to`".
Explore `more about the editing permissions` for tasks in different statuses by referring to: [**Task Status**](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/task-list/task-status.md) | [**How to Change Task Status**](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/task-list/how-to-change-task-status.md)**.**
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