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Every document in fsckmsft starts as a draft — a private workspace visible only to you until you decide to share it. The editor automatically saves your work as you type, so you never lose progress, and you control exactly when your teammates see the finished result. Use scheduled publishing to time releases in advance or unpublish documents that are no longer current.

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Auto-save and manual save

The editor saves your document automatically as you type. A subtle Saved indicator in the top bar confirms that your latest changes are persisted. If you want to force an immediate checkpoint — for example, before stepping away — press ⌘ S (macOS) or Ctrl S (Windows/Linux) at any time.
Draft documents persist across sessions. If you close your browser or navigate away, your unpublished draft is waiting exactly as you left it the next time you open the document.

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Draft mode

A document remains in Draft mode from the moment you create it until you explicitly publish it. While a document is a draft:
  • Only you (the author) can see it in the project.
  • It does not appear in team search results or project document lists for other members.
  • Collaborators you invite via a direct share link can view it, but it remains hidden from general project navigation.
The Draft badge appears in the top-right corner of the editor whenever a document has not been published.

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Publishing a document

Publishing makes your document visible to everyone with access to the project.
1

Open the Publish menu

In the top-right corner of the editor, click the Publish button. A dropdown panel opens with publishing options.
2

Review your audience

Confirm the target audience — Project members (default) or a specific team. Change the setting here if needed before proceeding.
3

Publish immediately or schedule

  • To publish right now, click Publish now. The document immediately becomes visible to your selected audience.
  • To schedule a future publish, toggle Schedule for later, pick a date and time, then click Schedule. The document will publish automatically at that moment.
4

Confirm the published state

The Draft badge changes to Published in the top-right corner. Team members can now find and open the document from the project’s document list.

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Scheduling a future publish time

When you schedule a publish, fsckmsft stores the document and queues the release for the exact time you set. You can view and cancel any pending scheduled publish from the Publish dropdown — look for the Scheduled: [date] status and click Cancel schedule to return the document to Draft mode.
Use scheduled publishing to coordinate document releases with announcements, sprint start dates, or time zones where your team begins their day.

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Unpublishing a document

Unpublishing reverts a live document back to Draft mode without deleting it.
1

Open the Publish menu

Click the Published button in the top-right corner of the editor.
2

Unpublish

Click Unpublish. Confirm in the dialog that appears.
3

Verify draft status

The badge returns to Draft. The document is no longer visible in project navigation for other team members.
Unpublishing removes the document from team view immediately. Any existing links to the document will show a “not found” message to teammates until you republish.

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FAQs

Not by default. Drafts are private to the author. If you want to collaborate on a draft before publishing, invite specific collaborators using the Share menu and grant them edit access.
Edits you make after scheduling are saved normally. The version that publishes at the scheduled time is the latest saved state of the document at that moment — so any edits you make before the scheduled time are included.
Yes. Auto-save writes your changes to the server continuously but does not create a named checkpoint in version history. Checkpoints are created every 30 minutes automatically, or immediately when you press ⌘ S / Ctrl S. See Version History for details.