We've gotta figure out a way to formalize this publication process. I'll explain! (It's what I do!) I have a folder. It's called "Sources." I have another folder. It's called "Complete." After I do the basic editing and formatting and scheduling, I move the original file from "Sources" to "Complete." So, if the ones you scheduled are already in my "Sources" folder, I'll have to find 'em and move them to "Complete." This will keep me from duplicating content. I suppose the formal process could be as simple as you just letting me know and then I will know to update the folders appropriately. (Which you've just done - in letting me know.) It's not overly complicated, or even a problem. In fact, I'm glad you did it! But, I smoke a whole lot of pot! Like, unimaginable amounts of pot! This is why I keep things organized - 'cause I'd forget otherwise! LOL The end result is that I'd feel pretty silly if I duplicated content. As it is, and as an example, I actually have written so much for the playguitar.gq site that I don't even remember all the topics that I've written about. Sadly, I'm not even kidding... I sometimes look through old articles that I've written and I'm like, "Oh, wow! I'd completely forgotten that I wrote that!" Either way, so long as I know then it's easy enough for me to put my folder system back in sync! There's even odds that I'd have seen the articles you scheduled and sat there for an hour trying to figure out when I had added 'em and why I didn't remember doing so! (So much weed gets smoked in my house...)