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Treat cache invalidation as part of publishing, not as an infrastructure afterthought. Map which caches can hold each page: application/object cache, full-page cache, reverse proxy, CDN, static artifact, browser cache, and any edge-rendered layer. Publishing should know which keys or paths need invalidation. Prefer targeted purge/revalidation for affected p…

Tie freshness signals to substantive changes and make those changes explainable. For high-change topics, assign an owner and review cadence based on risk. Product specifications, regulations, pricing, platform features, and rapidly changing technical guidance may need frequent review; stable definitions may not. Store both original publication date and last…

Separate factual freshness from cosmetic timestamp changes. Classify content by change rate. Product specifications, prices, leadership, regulations, statistics, platform features, and market data may need frequent review. Foundational definitions or historical explanations may remain accurate for years. For change-sensitive pages, maintain a review schedul…