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Understanding Tile Statuses - Published, Queued and Disabled

Every piece of content (post) in Buzzspark has a status – Publish, Queued or Disable, and determines whether the content is allowed to appear in Displays.


  • Publish – denotes the item of content has been approved for appearing in Displays
  • Queued – denotes the item is awaiting moderation
  • Disable – denotes the item has been rejected for appearing in Displays



What are default status settings for content?


When a single item of content is manually added or when content is aggregated via a Source, the default setting for the content’s status is Queued, however this can be overridden at the point of ingesting a single item of content or when creating a Source with Auto-Moderation enabled.



When is content Disabled?


Content can be disabled in one of two ways:


  • Manually by a moderator, or
  • Automatically by the system


Individual items of content will be automatically disabled when any of the following events occur:






Auto Deletion of Disabled content


Disabled content in Buzzspark is by default automatically deleted after 30 days. This helps keep your aggregated content relevant and reduces manual housekeeping.


You can disable automatic deletion of disabled content if needed.


Archived Tiles are not automatically deleted, regardless of whether they are Disabled or not.

Updated on: 04/02/2023

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