If Hopscotch is unsuccessful at sending a scheduled post to your social media account's timeline, a few things will happen:
We will send you an email notification indicating which of your scheduled posts failed and the reason why. (See note below on toggling email notifications.)
In your Hopscotch dashboard, you will also see a icon located near the bottom-left of your post. You can click on it to learn why the post was unsuccessful.
If your post is a one-time scheduled post, it simply gets disabled.
If your post is a scheduled post that repeats, it simply gets rescheduled to the next time it is suppose to repeat.
If your post is part of a Recurring Posts List, it will act as though it was posted (in terms of when it is selected to be posted again from that list).
If your post is from an RSS Feed, Hopscotch will still attempt to post new items from your feed at the next check. However, feeds can become disabled after five consecutive failures.
If you believe the issue is a bug in our system, please do not hesitate to create a support ticket so we can fix it.
Note: If you wish to change whether we notify you about this and other issues, go to your Hopscotch account's Email Frequency Settings page, (un)check the box beside Alerts, and click Save Settings.