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During event setup, when is it appropriate to use the "Draft" status?

  1. When final details are confirmed

  2. When the event is completely set up

  3. While making ongoing changes before publishing

  4. Only for testing payment processing

The correct answer is: While making ongoing changes before publishing

Using the "Draft" status is appropriate while making ongoing changes before publishing because it allows event planners to work on the event details without making them visible or accessible to attendees. The draft status is a useful tool during the preparation phase, as it enables planners to edit and refine the event details, such as session descriptions, speaker information, or pricing, without the pressure of finalizing everything immediately. This flexibility is essential for ensuring that all aspects of the event are well-organized and accurate before the official launch. Once the details are finalized, the event can then be published to make it available to the public. In contrast, the other choices imply a finalized status or specific testing scenarios, while "Draft" indicates an interim state during ongoing preparations.