#Editorial workflow
Deciding who reads what before it goes live. We cover the three settings most teams move between — everything as a draft, approval for some categories, and fully unattended — and what makes each one appropriate. You will find how to decide which subjects can safely run without review and which never should. We also cover approval processes that collapse under volume and how to keep one that survives thirty articles a month. The aim is a policy you can state in two sentences.
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