A queue is not a calendar

A queue shows order, not the week. You cannot see that three clients all expect Thursday. You cannot see a hole next Tuesday. Those are calendar facts.

Use a queue only inside a day that is already planned, if you need an order of publishing. Do not use it as the plan.

Clients buy dates: launch day, payday, a local event. A queue that posts "when it posts" cannot keep those promises. Pin the promise to a time.

If a date slips, move it where other people can see the new one. A queue reshuffle is invisible.

The approval deadline is calculated from the publish time. No publish time, no deadline, no nudge that makes sense. The client hears "soon" and treats it as optional.

Put both dates on the row.

At month end you should be able to say what was planned, what shipped, and what was skipped. A queue that already flushed those posts cannot tell that story.

Keep skipped rows. They explain the gap between the proposal and the feed.