Facebook - how to correctly request permissions to post to a page?

Question

Facebook

Need advice on getting through the review. The situation is as follows - there is a backend in the form of an API and a SPA application.
I'm trying to tie posting to fb to the existing functionality of publishing articles.
As far as I understand, from August 2018, publish_pages permissions should only be requested interactively,
respectively, when passing a review, it is rejected with the wording - it is not clear how your application uses persmissions.
Am I correct in understanding the order of requesting the appropriate permissions:
1) The user uses facebook login, grants permission to publish_pages, then receives a token for 60 days.
2) Then you can save it and pull the graph api as needed.
2) Request permission again if the token is rotten?

Answer 1

If you want to get permission to post, you should do the following:
1. Correctly fill in all information about the application. The app should have value for the user, not just automatic cross-posting.
2. Make a normal facebook login flow. Simple, understandable, accessible to the user of your application.
3. It is necessary to provide a choice of the page on behalf of which the user can post content.
4. The user must independently create content. A pre-filled form is considered a violation and your application will be rejected.
5. If the token has expired, then the user must be sent for reauthentication. If the token does not have enough rights, you can re-request the rights.
6. The application must have a hook configured that deletes all data related to Facebook when the application is deleted by the user.
7. Finally, you must provide all required information about the application registrar in the correct form.
The following sections are required to read
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/managing...
Well, this is so as not to rust
https://developers .facebook.com/blog/developer_policy/