Repeat posts

Open Scheduling, then Recurring. Pick a post, choose every N days or every N weeks, and set when the first copy should be created. A daily gap can be at most 90 days. A weekly gap can be at most 52 weeks.

The rule has to be able to stop. Set an end date, a maximum number of copies (from 1 to 200), or both. The maximum is the number of extra drafts the worker creates. It does not count the original post.

What the worker does

When the next time arrives, the worker copies the source post: the same text, first comment, media, and accounts. The copy is a new draft, scheduled at that time. It still needs approval before it can go out. A published post is not rewritten.

The next copy is one interval later. The rule is finished when the copy count is reached or the next time would pass the end date. You can pause, resume, or delete a rule. Deleting the rule leaves the drafts that were already created.

This is separate from a timeslot. A timeslot fills the next open clock time. A repeat copies one post on a cadence.