When you save content, several values are automatically assigned.
These automatically assigned values can be checked and modified in the Administration console. They can also be retrieved via the Content API.
This is the ID of the created content. It is composed of a string according to the Content ID settings.
The Content ID can be edited in the Administration console. The allowable character count is from 1 to 50 characters.
Additionally, since it is a unique value for each API, it can also be used as a slug (a part of the URL).

No ID is assigned to the object format API.
This is the date and time when the content was created.
The creation date will not be updated after the content is created.
The date and time when the content was updated.
The value is updated when any of the following actions are performed.
This is the date and time when the content was published.
The value is assigned or updated when any of the following actions are performed.
Here are some examples of when the publication date is updated.
1. Draft → Published: Publication date is assigned
2. Published → Published and Draft (after rewriting and adding a draft): Publication date is not updated
3. Published and Draft → Published: Publication date is not updated
1. Draft → Published: Publication date is assigned
2. Published → Draft (returned to draft): Publication date is not updated
3. Draft → Published: Publication date is updated
This is the date when the published content was updated.
The value is assigned or updated when any of the following actions are performed.
Here are examples of when the revision date is updated.
1. Draft → Published: Revision date is assigned
2. Published → Published and Draft (after rewriting and adding a draft): Revision date is not updated
3. Published and Draft → Published: Revision date is updated
Unlike the updatedAt timestamp, the revisedAt timestamp is not updated when a draft is saved.
Therefore, if you need to display the "update date" in article content, you can use the revisedAt timestamp.
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