Review is where a person reads draft content against its evidence and records a decision. It is the stage at which accountability enters the workflow.
The Review Screen
Evidence is shown beside the draft, because review speed depends almost entirely on whether the reviewer has to go looking for the source. Claim Firewall findings appear with the content, so flagged statements are visible rather than discovered.
Decisions
| Decision | Meaning | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Approve | This version is acceptable. | Becomes eligible for a separate release decision. |
| Request revision | Close, but something must change. | Returns to draft with the rationale attached. |
| Reject | This version should not proceed. | Recorded with a reason; the version stays in history. |
Rejection Reasons Are Worth More Than Rewrites
Approval Is Not Release
Approval records that a person judged a version acceptable. It does not make that version exportable. Release is a separate decision. It keeps a checkpoint between a reviewer's judgment and a live storefront, and it stops reviewers approving something just to see how it looks.
Every decision is recorded with who made it, when, against which version, and on what rationale. These records are appended and are never edited or removed.