> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.norrnext.com/norrcompetition/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.norrnext.com/norrcompetition/entries/contestants-profile.md).
# Contestant's Profile
To manage own entries a user should proceed to user entry page (the corresponding menu item should exist and it is being created during NorrCompetition installation).
The list of user's entries on front-end
You will see the table with the following columns:
* **Entry** – the title of the entry. The click on it will redirect to the entry edit form.
* **Contest** – the title of the contest. The click on it will redirect to the contest page.
* **Published – Yes / No**. If site administrator unpublishes the entry, then it will have the corresponding state and the lock icon will be displayed near the title. This means that you cannot edit this entry.
* **Approved – Yes / No**. By default it is *No* since after the submission of application it should be checked and approved by site administrator.
* **Link to entry** – it could be Waiting for approval or the link to entry page.
### Editing entry
When you are on the user entries page you can click on the entry title to edit the corresponding entry.
The *contest* parameter could not be changed, so it is inactive.
After the save of entry the site administrators will receive a notification to check out changes in entry (in a case of moderation). If the moderation is required for changed entries, then the entry will be get unapproved status.
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