If content is rejected and subsequently fixed, what must be done?

When content is rejected and then fixed, the necessary step is to reset and submit it again. This process allows the updated content to go through the review workflow afresh. Resetting ensures that the system recognizes that changes have been made and that the content is ready for evaluation once more. It is crucial to resubmit the revised content so that the reviewing team can assess the modifications and determine if they meet the required standards.

Other options do not align with the required protocol. Marking the content as completed without going through the review process diminishes the importance of quality checks. Leaving it for review without resetting would not trigger a new evaluation of the revised content. Rewriting the entire content can be unnecessary if the required fixes were relatively minor and could be addressed with a reset and resubmission. Therefore, the correct approach is to reset and then submit the revised content for another review.