When publishing an app from the workspace, you have the option to create links and sections in the 'content' screen.
After publishing the app, it is not easy to differentiate and see if it is a link, a section or a page within a report.
It would be an enduser benefit to be easy to identify if things are grouped in sections, or if they are pages within a report.
This could be done by formatting, adding icons, color coding etc.....
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