Upcoming Content
You will find a more detailed view of planned content on the GitHub project board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the different statuses mean?
- Draft: The content is in process and not yet complete.
- Needs Vetting: The content has been submitted as an idea from a community contributor, but the submission has not yet been reviewed.
- More Info Requested: A submission has been reviewed and more information has been requested from the individual who submitted it.
- Approved for Video: The submitted workshop has been approved and the creator is now working on creating the video.
- Needs Video Review: The workshop video has been submitted and has not yet been reviewed.
- Needs Grammar Review: The content has been completed and needs to be reviewed for grammar.
- Needs SEO Review: The content has been completed and needs to be reviewed for SEO optimisation.
- Needs Tech Review: The content has been completed and needs to be reviewed for technical accuracy.
How does something move from ‘in progress’ to ‘scheduled’?
Content is set to ‘scheduled’ once it has passed all the stages of review and has a definite date when it is expected to go live. This happens whenever the team feels the content is ready.
