ARTICLE DIGEST REVIEW · Workflow idea
For an authorized editorial or research team, check a curated list of feeds on an agreed schedule, compare new links with a posting history, and prepare concise article references for an internal channel. Respect feed terms and copyright, prefer titles and links over copying article text, preserve publication dates, and verify relevance and source integrity. Require a channel owner to approve the exact digest and audience before posting; retain only the history needed to prevent duplicates.
01 / The starting point
A curated feed list and an internal destination approved by its owner
“Share useful source links without duplicating posts or redistributing content beyond permission.”
02 / The work
Helps teams discover recent feed articles, prepare a digest, and track previously shared links.
Check that each source and internal channel is approved for this digest.
Keep original attribution and flag stale or suspicious items.
Compare stable source links before preparing new entries.
Avoid reproducing article text and distinguish reported claims from verified facts.
Have a channel owner confirm the exact items, audience, and history update.
03 / The result
A dated article digest with original links, duplicate checks, and channel-owner approval.
Reviews & approvals · Example outcome
A dated article digest with original links, duplicate checks, and channel-owner approval.
Feeds may be incomplete, contain errors, or have restrictions on republishing. Preserve attribution and original links, avoid copying protected text, check each source and date, and require a human to approve the final message and channel before posting.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Use sources and collection methods allowed for the intended internal purpose.
Define review frequency and how repeat or updated stories are handled.
Share links and minimal permitted context rather than copying full content.
Keep the final article set and channel under a responsible owner’s control.