# Content - [Channels](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/channels.md): Directory of public channels we post content on. - [Process](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes.md): Each content piece follows a process from idea to publication. This section outlines the processes for different content types. - [Articles](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles.md): An overview of our article writing process and how we ensure effective content production at Wednesday. - [Article Structure](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure.md): Every article at Wednesday follows a defined structure. Get an overview of the various sections to cover in each article here. - [Introduction Section](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/introduction-section.md): An overview of what the introduction section should consist of within each article. This should be kept in mind when creating content for Wednesday. - [Instruction Sections](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/instruction-sections.md): An overview of what the instruction section should consist of within each article. This should be kept in mind when creating content for Wednesday. - [Getting Started Section](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/getting-started-section.md): An overview of what the Getting Started section should consist of within each article. This should be kept in mind when creating content for Wednesday. - [Theory Section](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/theory-section.md): An overview of what the Theory section should consist of within each article. This should be kept in mind when creating content for Wednesday. - [Reference Sections](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/reference-sections.md): An overview of what the Reference section should consist of within each article. This should be kept in mind when creating content for Wednesday. - ["Where to go from here" section](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/article-structure/where-to-go-from-here-section.md): An overview of what the Where To Go From Here section should consist of within each article. - [Choose your topic](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/choose-your-topic.md): Here are the things to keep in mind when deciding on the topic to write about at Wednesday. - [Write your outline](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/write-your-outline.md): Here are the things to keep in mind during the outline creation process, for the articles going on the Wednesday website. - [Research the topic](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/write-your-outline/research-the-topic.md): Here are the things to keep in mind when researching on the topic to write about, for the Wednesday website. - [Create your article outline](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/write-your-outline/create-your-article-outline.md): Here are the things to keep in mind when creating your article outline, for the Wednesday website. - [Sample project](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/sample-project.md): Here are the things to keep in mind when developing your sample project once your outline is ready. - [Follow the four commandments](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/sample-project/follow-the-four-commandments.md): A look at the four commandments to keep in mind to help build an effective sample project. - [Create a starter project](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/sample-project/create-a-starter-project.md): A quick guide to creating a starter project to finish off our sample project for our article. - [First draft](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/first-draft.md): A quick guide on how to go about creating the first draft of your article pieces. - [Think of the reader as a beginnner](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/first-draft/think-of-the-reader-as-a-beginnner.md): A quick guide on how to think about your reader when writing the first draft of your article pieces. - [Stay in limit](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/first-draft/stay-in-limit.md): The word limit to stick to, when writing the first draft of your article pieces. - [Make it scannable](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/first-draft/make-it-scannable.md): A quick guide on how to make your first draft scannable, while writing for the Wednesday website. - [Explain Code](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/first-draft/explain-code.md): A quick guide on how to explain and talk about code, when writing the first draft of your article pieces. - [Polish your draft](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/polish-your-draft.md): A quick guide on polishing your draft pieces when building the content for the Wednesday website. - [Use Hemingway](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/polish-your-draft/use-hemingway.md): A quick guide on using Hemingway to write effective content pieces for the Wednesday website. - [Review as a reader](https://playbook.wednesday.is/communications/content/processes/articles/polish-your-draft/review-as-a-reader.md): A quick guide on reviewing your article pieces as a reader before publishing the final draft on the Wednesday website. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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