Auto-Curated FAQ

This page answers any questions you might have.

What happens if I don't review the issue? If automatic publishing is enabled, Feedotter will publish the issue to your connected ESP after the configured delay period expires.

What happens if automatic publishing is disabled? The issue will remain in draft status until an editor manually publishes it.

Can I edit content after the issue is created? Yes. During the review window, editors can add, remove, reorder, and modify content before publication.

Can I publish the issue before the delay period ends? Yes. Open the issue and click Publish Now in the top right of the screen to immediately publish the newsletter.

Can I stop an issue from publishing automatically? Yes. Open the issue and click Cancel in the the top right of the screen. The issue will remain in draft status until manually published.

Does canceling a scheduled publication disable Auto-Curated newsletters? No. Canceling a scheduled publication only affects the current issue. Future issues will continue to follow the newsletter's configured automation settings.

How do I stop auto-curated issues from being created? To stop Feedotter from automatically creating new Auto-Curated issues, navigate to Newsletter Default Settings → Scheduling and turn Automation Status off:

This will revert it back to a regular curated newsletter. You can always turn Auto-Curated back on for any newsletter in the future.

Who receives Auto-Curated notification emails? Notification emails are sent to the email addresses configured in Newsletter Default Settings → Basics. Up to three recipients can be configured for each newsletter. The draft created notification email will look like this:

Can different sections use different content sources? Yes. Each newsletter section can be assigned its own content source and post count.