News & Content Management

Each tenant gets its own newsroom inside the CMS, scoped to the federation level it belongs to (national body, ligue, comité, district, or club). Authors create News article drafts and assign them to a Content category — results, announcements, interviews, or opinions — which drives both layout and feed filtering. Multi-language content support lets the same article carry parallel translations under one canonical ID; the public site serves the locale that matches the visitor and falls back gracefully when a translation is missing.

Nothing reaches the public surface without passing through the editorial workflow (draft to review to publish). Roles are configurable per tenant, so a club can run a single-author flow while a national federation can require a designated editor to approve before release. Content scheduling lets editors pick a future publish timestamp; a worker promotes the draft to live at the exact minute, including sending notifications and rebuilding RSS.

Featured/pinned content sits above the regular reverse-chronological stream on the federation homepage and in the in-app news tab, with optional expiry so a pinned story automatically demotes itself. News feed aggregation pulls articles up the org-tree: a club site shows its own posts plus relevant district and national stories; the FIPJP feed unifies items from every member federation that has opted in. RSS feed generation produces standards-compliant feeds per tenant, per category, and per language, ready for Feedly, third-party news apps, or syndication into partner sites. Every change is versioned and audited, so editors can revert a story or trace who pushed which edit.