Content Syndication connects Drupal sites so they can share content in a controlled way. Sites can publish content to other sites, subscribe to shared content, or pull from shared pools and repositories. This gives central teams the structure they need while allowing local teams to keep working in their own site and workflows. Site builders can decide whether to auto-publish content or require content to undergo local review and approval processes and whether to allow or restrict local changes and customization.

Content Syndication in Drupal means creating content once and sharing it across multiple sites in a structured way; this is also known as a “Content Hub” that follows the principle of “Create Once, Publishe Everywhere” (COPE). Instead of copying and pasting pages, media, or metadata between sites, teams can distribute content where it is needed and keep it aligned over time. This helps you keep content more consistent, more current, and easier to govern across complex Drupal environments.