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# Auto-Curated FAQ
**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.
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