What distinguishes a static list from a dynamic list?

A static list is characterized by its manual control, meaning that once the list is created and populated with contacts or records, it does not change automatically based on any updates to the database or criteria. This type of list requires the user to add or remove individuals manually, making it a fixed representation of a specific group at that point in time.

In contrast, a dynamic list is designed to automatically update itself whenever there are changes to the underlying data that meet the set criteria. This means that as new leads are added to the system or as existing leads meet or no longer meet the conditions defined during the dynamic list's creation, the members of that list will change without needing any manual adjustments.

The other options highlight misconceptions about the behaviors and characteristics of static lists, such as assumed review frequency or criteria detail, which do not define the fundamental nature of what makes a list static versus dynamic.