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Schedule it now, post it as the org

Pick your organization from the avatar and set a time. At the bell the commit goes out under the org's name and square avatar. Leave the org first and it cancels itself.

GitHub avatar of mnapoli
mnapoli, who filed the change, pictured in the contributor’s own avatar.

You open the composer, tap your avatar, and the Post as list is still there while the schedule control is open. Pick @laravel, pick a time, and book it. The Scheduled page then shows the post under the clock with a square avatar and As @laravel.

Credit mnapoli, who taught the queue to remember who it speaks for. Each scheduled commit stores the organization beside the member who booked it, and at the bell it goes through the same review as a post you'd send now, under the org's name alone, with the member recorded for moderation. The scheduler wakes once a minute and takes up to 100 due posts. You still get 30 days out, five-minute steps, 10 waiting at once.

Apps can book as an org too. Send the organization's handle as author when you schedule, and the reply returns the org under author, or null for your own. If you've left the org by the time it's due, or administrators have switched posting as organizations off, the post cancels. Its body, poll and preview are cleared, and its images are erased. Commit now behaves the same.

One catch. Leaving doesn't cancel it on the spot. It waits in your queue until its minute arrives, then cancels and drops off the Scheduled page, so no canceled row tells you what happened, and no other member of @laravel saw it coming, because the queue is only yours.