# Social Content Repurpose Map

Turn one approved source asset into purposeful social posts while preserving evidence, attribution, conditions, accessibility, channel context, and ownership.

## Usage note

Use this map after the source asset has an accountable owner and an approved version. Repurposing is a new editorial act, not automatic copying: every derivative post needs enough context to remain accurate on its own. Confirm rights, permissions, platform rules, accessibility, disclosure, and update duties before publication.

## How to use this template

1. Lock the approved source version and inventory reusable claims, examples, media, permissions, and limitations.
2. Assign each selected source unit a specific audience need, channel role, format, and useful next step.
3. Draft each derivative with its source meaning, necessary context, attribution, accessibility, and disclosure intact.
4. Verify claims, rights, layout, links, platform behavior, and approvals before scheduling publication.
5. Record live locations, performance signals, source-change triggers, correction duties, and archive ownership.

## Blank template

### Source anchor

- **Source asset and version:** [Title, URL or file, and version]
- **Source owner:** [Accountable person or team]
- **Approval date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]
- **Audience and original purpose:** [Who it serves and why]
- **Reusable unit:** [Claim, example, step, quote, visual, or finding]
- **Exact source location:** [Heading, timestamp, page, or record]
- **Evidence or permission:** [Source, consent, licence, and owner]
- **Meaning that must remain:** [Qualification, condition, attribution, or limit]
- **Expiry or review trigger:** [Date or source event]

### Derivative post record

- **Post ID and channel:** [Identifier and platform]
- **Audience situation:** [What the reader likely knows or needs]
- **Post job:** [Introduce, explain, demonstrate, answer, discuss, or hand off]
- **Format:** [Text, image, carousel, video, audio, or live post]
- **Adapted message:** [Draft or link]
- **Context retained:** [Conditions and limitations]
- **Context omitted:** [What is absent and why that is safe]
- **Attribution and disclosure:** [Exact treatment]
- **Destination:** [Reviewed source or next-step URL]
- **Accessibility:** [Captions, transcript, alt text, reading order, or contrast]
- **Localized variants:** [Locale, owner, and review status]

### Review and maintenance

- [ ] Every factual statement traces to the locked source or another recorded source.
- [ ] Compression does not change scope, certainty, timing, or causation.
- [ ] Quotation, media, music, creator, and customer permissions cover this use.
- [ ] Required credit and material disclosures remain visible.
- [ ] Links, captions, subtitles, alternatives, and rendered layout were tested.
- [ ] The derivative adds a distinct audience use instead of duplicating another post.
- **Claim reviewer:** [Name and decision]
- **Rights reviewer:** [Name and decision]
- **Publisher and time zone:** [Name, date, and time]
- **Live URL:** [Enter after publication]
- **Source-change response:** [Edit, correct, replace, archive, or remove]
- **Maintenance owner and review date:** [Name and date]