As I said; and, of course, you’re wrong.
They get published sporadically.
We can come back and check this after Trump's first year. The link I gave you makes it really easy. You can download the data in an Excel spreadsheet. Edit it to create a column that calculates the difference between the signing date and the publishing date. Both have their own column. Then average. For Trump's first term, the average was 4.89 days, for Biden's term, it was 4.54 days. For Obama it was 4.55 days. So, just for shits and giggles I downloaded the data for Jimmy Carter, 3.03 days. BEFORE THE INTERNET.
That got me curious. I go all the way back to 1937, had to stop there because, prior to that, they didn't list a signing date. Over 6500 lines, the average, 4.12 days.
All the above took me less than ten minutes. Well worth it to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that you are a flippin tool.
First of all, obviously, technology has nothing to do with the time frame between publishing the EO in the Federal Registry and when it was signed. Since this nation was founded, the government has been meticulous when it comes to record keeping. Right to the very first Constitutional Convention, every word has been recorded and published. You just have to know how to find it.
Second, well of course Trump is going to be quick to have his most recent EO published quickly. Most of them are mere dog whistles to his idiot followers. I highly doubt the practice continues. From his first term, both Biden and Obama were quicker in having those EO's published. And Jimmy Carter, well he was the man.
But most importantly, this entire argument reveals what a damn foolish puppet you are, a "tool", as I said. I highly doubt you came up with the claim Trump was publishing his EO's quicker than anyone else all on your own. Surely not without doing at least a minimum of research first. Nope, you saw it on some hack rightwing website, blog post, X post, hell, maybe even a Tik Tok video. You lap up the shit and then bring it here. Well, I got your huckleberry, and then some.