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#Publishing setup

Connecting a site so a tool can publish to it safely. We cover application passwords, which user role to use, what each permission actually allows, and how to revoke access without changing anyone’s real password. You will find the settings that matter before the first article and the ones that can wait. We also cover what to test first so a mistake shows up on one post rather than thirty. Everything here works on a standard WordPress installation without extra plugins.

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