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this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2023
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No Stupid Questions
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No such thing. Ask away!
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What do you mean by that?
Gmail has something similar, instead of the post going out when you click post you can set it to go live at a certain time
I know friends have used the third party schedulers when promoting events on Instagram, where the posts needed to go out at a certain time (ex. releasing tickets at a certain time for fairness). Others might want to post right around when people are likely to be looking at their phones.
There is also a similar service for Reddit, and now for Lemmy: https://schedule.lemmings.world , where mods can schedule reoccurring posts (ex. TV shows, weekly events)
Personally, I'd like to sit down and prep some posts, then have them go out slowly. Rather than all at once spamming people's feeds. schedule.lemmings.world works great, and I posted this to see if there's any reason to not integrate it into main Lemmy
If you have a business account/page on Meta, you can schedule posts for both facebook and instagram. I believe you can also schedule tweets., although not sure if you can do it on a personal/individual account. Those are limited to photos/videos/reels though, not events or something.
It's built-in on reddit, I've used it before. It might only be available on modposts, though.