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One publisher runs off Wayne's camera roll — he finishes a job, uploads photos, and the system writes it up. The other wakes up once a week, goes through the phone calls, and finds something worth saying that nobody thought to write down. Both check the brain first so they never post the same thing twice.
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Finished a full bathroom remodel in Springville this week. New tile, new vanity, and a floor that is finally level.
Six photos, before and after, in the comments.
Somebody called this week and asked whether we do drywall or just demolition. Both, usually on the same job.
She wanted a wall gone and did not know what was behind it. That call is free.
The second publisher is the interesting one, and the check in the middle is why.
Before it writes anything it reads every post that has already gone out, so week eleven does not
quietly repeat week three. That check is only possible because the posts live in the same place
as the calls and the jobs — a social_post row sits next to a
call_transcript row, so "have we said this already" is a query rather than somebody
scrolling back through a Facebook page trying to remember.