Related articles doesn't exclude the current page

[Nathan Reid]

When I create new pages, the related articles list for that page always lists that page. It is silly for the page to "relate" to itself and takes up one of the related articles slots, preventing another relevant page from being show in its place.
How do I exclude the page from the list of related articles?

[Rolando Granadino]

I'm seeing this issue as well, we're on the cloud version of Confluence.

[Chris Johnson]

The problem remains after 2+ years.  What's up?

[Suha Aktan]

1. Edit Content by Label macro
2. Show Options
3. Exclude current page

Should be default, though! 

[Mihai Ban]

Unfortunately, that fix is only on the Server version, not the Cloud yet.

I'm following this issue here - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-5245

[Karl Hennermann]

This a To-Do, see JIRA Service Desk issue: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSD-540

[Annika]

The Confluence loud Ticket is in the status 'Gathering Interest'

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-5245

[Carolyn Phillips]

Did it gather enough interest yet?

[Catherine Armstrong]

While the fact that I'm searching for and reading this article I guess means this is still unresolved. Bummer.

[Rodrigo Girardi Adami]

Hi!

I couldn't find any bug report for this behavior yet. Would be possible to state which version of confluence you are using?

Can you try to use the latest version of confluence as such this might have been fixed.

If you can provide the exact steps to reproduce the problem in the latest version that would be great so we can open a bug report if we are successful.

Cheers,

Rodrigo

[Abe S]

Stop being lazy, that's your job.

[Krystian Dużyński]

?

Four years and still no such simple option? To simply exclude current page?

[Bob Doiron]

We just switched to confluence/jira and what a productivity killer. I'm always spending time trying to figure out why basic things are just broken or have stupid behavior. I guess their motto is "just live with it".

[Carolyn Phillips]

The exact steps are:

1. Use the Content by Label macro on a page.

2. Page itself shows up as a Related Article on it's own page.