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audit-before-i-publish

Run a finished draft through one pre-publish pass and rank what to fix. Use when someone says a post is ready, asks for a final check, asks whether to post something as it stands, or pastes a draft and asks what is wrong with it. Do not use it to write a post from nothing, do not rewrite a whole draft when one line is the problem, and do not predict performance.

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# Audit it before I publish

Editing makes a draft better. An audit decides whether it is ready, which is a
different question with a different answer. Most drafts that get stuck do not
need another pass of polish. They need one specific thing fixed, and the job
here is to find which one and then stop. Work the steps in order.

## Step 1: read it in the order a reader meets it

The author already knows what the post says, so they read it as a whole. Nobody
else does.

- **The first line on its own**, everything else hidden. Does it make the second
  line necessary? If the honest answer is "it sets up the post", that is a no.