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Content review and reminders for WordPress

Give guides, price lists and service pages a person responsible for keeping them current. Assign an owner and a return date, with separate records of actual human reviews.

Source ZIP ↓GitHub & instructions ↗

Source code archive. Follow the repository instructions before installation.

WordPress queue of content due for review
WordPress queue of content due for review. Illustrative screen with sample data.

Practical features

What you can do

01

An owner and next review date for posts, pages and optionally products.

02

A queue of published content due for review, oldest dates first.

03

Flags for older evidence dates when Evidence Board blocks are present.

04

An optional weekly digest, disabled by default.

From download to use

Getting started

  1. Install according to the repository and open a post or page.
  2. Assign an owner and next review date in Content review.
  3. Check the queue and update the review date only after an actual review.

What you need to know

It does not automatically correct or assess content, or guarantee better rankings. Email depends on WordPress cron and the site's mail configuration.

Test on staging first and keep a restorable backup. Read the README and licence in the public repository for current instructions.

public repository

A common question

Does saving a page mean it has been reviewed?

No. The human-review date is stored separately from WordPress's modified timestamp.

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