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--- hortus:publish [2026/04/07 12:31] – savino.frisardi
+++ hortus:publish [2026/04/08 12:10] (current) – savino.frisardi
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 ===== Create, submit, and publish research outputs =====
-Use this section when you need to:
+**Use this section when you need to:**
   * create a new resource, project page, event, news item, or metadata format
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   * see how governed workflows shape publication inside HORTUS
-Main roles:
+**Main roles:**
   * Contributors / Researchers
   * Maintainers
   * Moderators
-Related sections:
+**Related sections:**
-  * [[hortus:workspace|My Workspace]]
+  * [[hortus:start:public_access|Start here]]
-  * [[hortus:fair|FAIR data and metadata]]
+  * [[hortus:workspace|Work in My Workspace]]
-  * [[hortus:communication|Communication]]
+  * [[hortus:fair:introduction|Dissemination, FAIR data, and impact]]
 HORTUS uses a **moderated publication model**.
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-==== What it manages ====
-  * drafts
-  * submitted items
-  * approved content
-  * rejected items
-  * published outputs
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-==== Why this matters ====
-  * centralised control of your work
-  * visibility of lifecycle status
-  * easier management of revisions
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-==== Structure ====
-Items are usually organised by:
-  * type (resource, project, event, metadata)
-  * status (draft, pending, approved, published)
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-==== How to read lifecycle panels ====
-Each item shows:
-  * current status
-  * required actions (if any)
-  * history of changes
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-==== Typical lifecycle logic ====
-  * Create item → Draft
-  * Submit → Pending
-  * Review → Approved / Rejected
-  * If approved → Published
-  * If rejected → revise and resubmit
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 ===== Moderation workflow =====