A recovery queue separates unfinished publication work from the next day’s normal intake. Every item should retain its original article identity, failure stage, evidence, owner, and required condition for re-entry.
Define the workflow
Classify the cause as editorial, source, approval, technical, or release-related. “Late” is an outcome, not a diagnosis. A missing claim decision needs a different owner from a route that fails to build.
Assign the boundary
Do not change the publication date automatically. The owner should decide whether the original date remains truthful, whether a new date is required, or whether the article should be withdrawn. All visible and structured fields must follow that choice.
Preserve the evidence
The Philippines coordinator can assemble evidence, propose the next action, and keep recovery from blocking ready work. They should not self-approve disputed claims or create substitute routes to preserve a count.
Check the result
When the item returns, run the complete relevant checks rather than only the failed assertion. A source correction may alter originality or metadata, and a route fix may affect index or sitemap discovery.
Close the record
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