Archive an old post

I need the summer product announcement post removed from public view while we fix the image. Archive the July 7 post titled 'Summer Drop' so comments and likes are preserved, and confirm it no longer appears on the profile grid.

Before I archive the July 7 post, surface the trade-offs for the reviewer. Put the reason up front: image needs swap, we care about preserving social proof. Make the action easy: where the archive button is, what 'archive' preserves, and what it hides. Flag anything that would make the social team hesitate (loss of date visibility, impacted cross-posts).

I clicked archive on the July 7 Summer Drop post and it seems archived for me, but a teammate who isn’t logged in from our office still sees it on the profile. I’m worried the archive didn’t propagate or we’re looking at cached views. What’s the likely cause and the quickest checks to confirm it’s truly archived for everyone?

We repeatedly archive posts to hide mistakes, then create new posts instead of restoring corrected versions, which splits engagement and eats time. What habit should I change so we preserve engagement and avoid duplicate posts? Give a simple rule to follow for the next four post corrections.