Autopilotpublishing without the queue.
Each site runs on Approval or on Autopilot. On Autopilot an article that passed its Gates goes out by itself, no faster than the Pace allows, with the rights of the person responsible for it.
A finished article waits days for someone to read it, press Publish and remember the next one.Here a ready article takes its slot in the Pace and goes out on its own.
Fast, but not reckless.What Autopilot does and keeps.
Publishes within the Pace
A new site starts slow and speeds up after two weeks. The Pace is a ceiling, not a plan: no more goes out, fewer is fine.
Only after the Gates
An article goes out only when its Gates allow it. A blocking finding keeps it back.
A person keeps the hard calls
Articles marked Needs a person, health and number findings of Gate 5, takedowns, merges and deletions stay with a person.
With a name behind it
Autopilot needs a responsible person with the Autopilot right and a confirmation. If that person loses the right, the site goes back to Approval.
Said on the site
The About the editorial team page says that some articles are published automatically. Switch back, and it says a person reviews every one.
One switch, with its terms.Said before you turn it on.
Before Autopilot goes on, Grove says what it will publish, how fast, what stays with a person and whose rights it uses. Everything it does after that is in the Activity log.
Questionsabout this feature.
Does Autopilot write new articles?
No. You pick the topics and press Generate, for one article or a batch. Autopilot publishes the ready ones within the Pace.
Can I go back to approving every article?
Yes, with one switch. Scheduled articles go back to Pending approval, published ones stay on the site.
How fast does it publish?
A new site gets one article a day for its first two weeks, then up to three a day with a few hours between releases. The whole portfolio has its own daily ceiling.
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