^ I'm happy to leave this post here, but if anyone reading this is wondering, for future reference, I'm personally of the opinion that we should keep this channel strictly for ~2 minute videos, not just things with a weekly cadence.

Sorry! I thought it was just a 2minute weekly update in any medium. I didnt see anything explaining the rules so thank you for clarifying. I happily took down my post. In #CEXED56UR though I would like to discuss having a Textual weekly update channel. Its cool seeing what people are up to and text is easier to skim than a video, and its nice to have a forum to articulate this week's learnings.

When something gets banned it creates demand. I want to see @Tyler Adams ' post now.

@Tyler Adams — A lot of us already have devlogs or post bite-sized progress updates on twitter, and those don't generate much interest or discussion when they're shared here. If you feel like you can put a neat spin on the format, I encourage you to start sharing your weekly posts in #C5T9GPWFL and encouraging others to do the same. If interest picks up, then I'd be happy to spin up a new channel. As for the two-minute-week rules, they are linked under the channel listing on our website, and linked directly from the channel description in Slack. It'd be nice to find a way to make them more easily discoverable, so ideas are welcome.

I'm new here so I don't know anybody's twitter or devlogs. I think the neat spin is discoverability. Having a central channel here allows me, and other newbies, to better discover new Future of Coding's interesting ideas. I'll post my next update next week in #C5T9GPWFL. @Duncan Cragg Check in next week on #C5T9GPWFL :)

The newsletter is collected from the things posted to #general and a few other channels.