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Editorial standards

This is the working description of how a record becomes public. The product owner has not approved it as the standing policy.

Draft for Product Owner review. This page is an outline, not an approved policy and not medical guidance. Wording can change before any record is published.

  1. A new record starts as a draft. It cannot be created already published.
  2. Approved means a reviewer has signed off. Approved is not public.
  3. Only a person with the publisher role can set status to published. An administrator is not a substitute.
  4. The worker service account can create drafts and claim flags. It cannot publish, and it cannot be combined with another role.
  5. Publish requires at least one attached source, a disclaimer acknowledgement, disclaimer text, and no unresolved blocking flag.
  6. Those checks run in the application and again in the database.
  7. A withdrawn record leaves the public site. It is not silently turned back into a draft.