fallbackposts

noun
UK /ˈfɔːlbæk pəʊsts/
US /ˈfɔːlbæk poʊsts/

Extra posts you can use if the first ones do not work.

The team kept fallbackposts ready in case the main ones broke.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Posts saved for later in case they are needed.

She wrote fallbackposts for the busy week ahead.

3. A second set of posts used when the first set fails.

The website switched to fallbackposts during the outage.

4. Extra messages kept ready to send if plans change.

He scheduled fallbackposts in case the event was delayed.