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Social Post Risk Review Before Publishing

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Check posts for tone, claims and legal pitfalls.

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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

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Review a batch of draft posts before they go live. The drafts: [POST_DRAFTS]. The audience, platforms and current events: [CONTEXT]. Permissions and approvals held: [APPROVALS].

Check each for factual accuracy, claims that need evidence, tone-deaf timing, images or music rights, personal data of customers or staff, hashtag meaning, and disclosures. Flag posts that could be read differently by another audience.

Return a table with Post, Risk (red, amber, green), Reason and Fix, a go, hold or change decision for each, and a quick checklist for the approver. Advertising and rights rules are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION].

Also suggest a rule for scheduled posts during breaking news, with someone empowered to pause the queue, and a note on how to word a correction if a post goes out with an error. Add a list of topics that always need a second pair of eyes, such as health, politics, competitions and customer stories.

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Batch review (invented 5 posts)
Post 1: "Guaranteed results in 7 days." Risk red (guarantee). Hold; rewrite.
Post 2: photo of a customer's child. Permission unknown. Red.
Post 3: sale ends tonight, but the sale page says Sunday. Amber; fix date.
Post 4: hashtag has a second meaning in another language. Amber.
Post 5: tribute to a local event, sensitive timing. Change: schedule after the memorial hour.
Decisions: go (3), hold (1), change (1).
Checklist for approver: facts, rights, people, disclosure, timing. Advertising and rights rules [VERIFY].

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