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More established guides frequently "recycle" old blog posts, updating the content and republishing. This makes sense, because it keeps the site from being "cluttered" with similar blog posts. Blogging about older content also makes sense, because most people will never have seen years-old blog posts.
As for articles, it might make sense to repackage some content into a new template or a new focus as time goes on, while leaving the original active (unless it's performing really badly).
Mandy, having the topic removed from the list is a bad sign. In my case, my topic was removed and then added again (I don't know whether someone was approved and then dropped out at the last minute, or if there was another reason). However, most of the time the topic is removed from the list when a new Guide has been chosen but the site hasn't gone live yet.
As for articles, it might make sense to repackage some content into a new template or a new focus as time goes on, while leaving the original active (unless it's performing really badly).
Mandy, having the topic removed from the list is a bad sign. In my case, my topic was removed and then added again (I don't know whether someone was approved and then dropped out at the last minute, or if there was another reason). However, most of the time the topic is removed from the list when a new Guide has been chosen but the site hasn't gone live yet.