Automated and periodic
Cadence depends on the workflow: fixed schedule, event or new available observation.
Public Bluesky feed
Filter by project and language. Each publication can collect and browse up to four images within the same post.
Dissemination channel
Cadence depends on the workflow: fixed schedule, event or new available observation.
Italian and English are published as independent main posts where configured.
#LIwf* tags, timestamps, watermarks and project links connect content and method.
Publishing rhythm
The publishing grid divides twenty-four hours into eighteen eighty-minute slots, Rome time. Slots are not assigned at random: they follow three windows, each aimed at the reading hours of one part of the world.
Italian and English are not translations of the same post but independent publications, so an English item can go out at a convenient hour for Asia-Pacific and repeat in the evening for the Americas, while the Italian version occupies the European day.
Slots outside the three windows — deep night and late evening — stay free: they serve the workflows that publish on events, when the observed phenomenon does not wait for a calendar, and the growth of the portfolio.
| Window (Rome time) | Area | Language |
|---|---|---|
| 00:10 – 02:50 | Asia-Pacific | English |
| 06:50 – 14:50 | Europe | Italian |
| 16:10 – 20:10 | Americas | English |
Times and assignments are indicative and change whenever a workflow is added, moved or suspended. The reference cadence for each project is the one stated on its own page; this grid describes the overall rhythm, not a publishing commitment.
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From post to method
The feed shows the recent result; project pages explain sources, logic, controls and limits. Applications describe possible pattern transfer, not preconfigured services.