A public slip leaves an empty cell empty
A public slip does not invent a name or a link that is not public yet.
One slip has at most three cells: a name already shown in public, the URL of the privacy policy, and the URL of the help page. A cell with nothing public stays blank. A blank cell is not an error. Filling it with a stand-in name is the error. This site has no confirmed app name, so the name cell stays empty. The privacy policy and the reader window already exist, so those URLs can be written. This reading does not discuss how a review will decide, and it does not offer a way around review.
- Three cells at most
- Leave a cell blank when it is not public
- Do not write an unconfirmed app name
- Do not promise a review