A response is not a release.

Check the intended use, the recorded permission and the content review separately before publication.

Treat custom permission requirements as an early product-selection constraint, not a detail to discover after migration.

Assign one owner to move each item from received to reviewed to an explicit publication decision.

An item hidden from a widget may still be accessible through a direct sharing link.

Keep the original, preserve context and check the final excerpt against what the contributor actually said.

Use the contributor’s approved public identity and relevant context without exposing unnecessary personal information.

Transfer source context and permission evidence alongside content; a successful import is not a publication approval.

Do not condition a reward on positive sentiment or turn critical feedback into a misleading endorsement.

Publish only when source, context, permission, version and destination have an accountable answer.