Social rows get a deliberate Move to review action instead of a misleading edit warning, and product storefront images now use a 3:4 portrait crop with the org asset browser.
What changed
Social: Move to review
The editor used to warn that saving edits would send an approved post back to review — even when your own approval simply re-stamped and the schedule stayed put. That warning trained people to ignore it, so it is gone.When you do need to demote a post, open the row menu on Approved, Scheduled, or Failed rows and choose Move to review. Status moves to Needs review without saving unsaved editor changes, and the approval stamp, schedule, and prior failure are cleared.Editing a post someone else approved still revokes approval automatically.
Monetization: honest product previews
Product storefront images now render at a 3:4 portrait crop everywhere — the editor carousel, the public /products/{slug} page, and Products collection cards.Add image opens the org asset browser so you can reuse library media instead of re-uploading the same file.