How It Works All Contributors
Every article on PATHS goes through a structured review process before it reaches your audience. This ensures quality, accuracy, and consistency across all published content.
The Editorial Workflow
Your article moves through a series of statuses — from first draft to published piece. Here's how the journey looks:
graph LR
A[Draft] -->|Submit| B[In Review]
B -->|Approve| C[Approved]
B -->|Reject| A
C -->|Publish| D[Published]
C -->|Revise| A
D -->|Archive| E[Archived]
E -->|Reopen| A
Status Reference
| Status | What It Means | Who Can Move It Forward |
|---|---|---|
| Draft | Your article is being written. Only you and your editors can see it. | You (by submitting) |
| In Review | Your article is with an editor for review. | Editor (approve or reject) |
| Approved | Your article passed review and is ready to go live. | Publisher (publish) |
| Published | Your article is live — readers can see it. | Publisher (archive) |
| Archived | Your article has been taken offline. It can be reopened. | Publisher (reopen) |
Tip
You'll always see your article's current status as a colored badge in the dashboard and in the editor.
What's Next?
Ready to submit your article for review? See Submitting for Review.