RELEASE COVERAGE CHECKLIST                          story: ____________________  date checked: __________

STATUS
[ ] The tag exists (v<version>), checked today with git or GitHub Releases
[ ] Or: the story says "in development" in the headline or first sentence, and gives no release date
[ ] The release date is the tag date (or says which date it is), taken from the changelog or release overview

NUMBERS AND NAMES
[ ] Version written "Exponential 6.0.x" in text; "v6.0.x" only when naming the tag
[ ] Extension, Velocity and Platform versions are not mixed up with the kernel version
[ ] Product name "Exponential"; "eZ Publish" only as history, in the past tense
[ ] 7x = the company; the Exponential Foundation = the nonprofit; not mixed up
[ ] No statement that Exponential is associated with eZ Systems or Ibexa
[ ] Every number has a source and the date it was counted

CONTENT
[ ] Every feature named is in the changelog (or the history), with a link
[ ] Scope kept: no "rebuilt", "fully", "all" where the changelog says less
[ ] Upgrade advice links the upgrade chapter; nothing suggests running an installer over an existing site
[ ] No user counts, market share, speed multiples, compliance or "secure" claims

QUOTES AND ATTRIBUTION
[ ] Every quote is verbatim from a published source (with link) or given in writing by 7x or the Foundation
[ ] No quote composed, "cleaned up" or attributed to a person who did not say it
[ ] Opinions are marked as mine / ours

SECURITY AND PRIVACY
[ ] No details of unfixed vulnerabilities
[ ] No passwords, keys, internal host names or sign-in screens with data on screen
[ ] No customer names or personal data without consent

LINKS AND CREDIT
[ ] Links to the changelog, the feature pages and the repository work
[ ] Credit for Netgen, Mugo Web or CJW Network where the release uses their work
[ ] Disclosure line if I am paid, sponsored or a contributor

AFTERWARDS
[ ] I know how I will publish a correction if something is wrong

[ ] On-screen text and lower thirds use "Exponential 6.0.x" and the right names
[ ] The demo installation is my own, freshly installed; no real data, no sign-in data visible
[ ] Spoken version numbers match the tag ("six point oh point fourteen")
[ ] Description or show notes carry the links to the changelog and the repository
[ ] Unreleased features are called "in development" out loud, not only in the description