Technical & Troubleshooting

What does Content Validation do, and why are some posts saved as drafts?

Content Validation is a final quality check on the finished post, after AI and translation. It applies to all campaigns and is off by default. When it is on, a post that is too short is still created, but saved as Draft instead of the campaign's status, so you can look at it first.

  1. Go to AI AutoPost → Settings → Content Validation.
  2. Tick Enable content validation.
  3. Set Title — Minimum words (default 3), Title — Maximum words (default 25; longer titles are cut) and Content — Minimum words (default 50). 0 turns a limit off.
  4. Click Save Validation Settings.

The Log shows lines like Content too short (85 words < 150 min) — saving as draft or Title truncated to 25 words. Find these posts in Posts → All Posts → Drafts.

This is different from the campaign's Minimum word count, which checks the source article before a post is made and skips it (no post, no credit). Using both works well. Words are counted correctly in Hindi and other languages.

Step-by-step guide: Content validation
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