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The most common workflow is using the scraper as a cron job to read the list of RSS links of websites to monitor, push new URLs to Redis and then create MISP events and reports from these URLs.
The MISP events are first in the **workflow state** 'incomplete'. In general it is not such a good idea to create these events in your 'main' MISP. Ideally you create them in a 'dirty' MISP, do the curation of the events and then synchronise these events with your production MISP. If you want to know more about curation, then have a look at the FIRSTCON22 talk from NVISO [In Curation We Trust](https://www.first.org/resources/papers/conf2022/FIRST_In-Curation-We-Trust.pdf). Once you have curated the events you can put them in the complete workflow state and then synchronise them with your production MISP.
The MISP events are first in the **workflow state** 'incomplete'. In general it is not such a good idea to create these events in your 'main' MISP. Ideally you create them in a 'dirty' MISP, do the curation of the events and then synchronise these events with your production MISP. If you want to know more about curation, then have a look at the FIRSTCON22 talk from NVISO [In Curation We Trust](https://web.archive.org/web/20220814115359/https://www.first.org/resources/papers/conf2022/FIRST_In-Curation-We-Trust.pdf). Once you have curated the events you can put them in the complete workflow state and then synchronise them with your production MISP.
![MISP scraper workflow](/img/blog/misp-scraper-Workflow.drawio.png)