Schedule note: "Charting the vision: Fedora DEI Team October 2023 update"

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Article Title: Charting the vision: Fedora DEI Team October 2023 update

Article Description: October 2023 recently came to an end. With it, so did the first sprint of the Fedora Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Team. This post is a brief recap of our highlights from the last month.

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Featured image or inspiration for one? I made this:

Several matchsticks are arranged in a circular pattern, with the tip of the matchstick pointing inward. In the middle of the ring created by the matchsticks is the Fedora Project logo. Text appears to the right of the matchsticks reading, "Fedora DEI Team sprint report."
Several matchsticks are arranged in a circular pattern, with the tip of the matchstick pointing inward. In the middle of the ring created by the matchsticks is the Fedora Project logo. Text appears to the right of the matchsticks reading, "Fedora DEI Team sprint report."766×324 51 KB

I went ahead and scheduled this post to publish on Thursday, 2 November at 08:00 UTC, since I expect next week to be a busy week on the Community Blog with Fedora Appreciation Week taking place.

Please share any misses or suggest any edits if something seems out of place. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Made a few minor edits (including more judicious use of tags). It was not scheduled, so I scheduled it to run 2023-11-01T08:00:00Z since we already have something scheduled for 2 November.

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Thanks for the fast feedback @bcotton! :raised_hands: Looks good to me.

I did add the GitLab tag back because I want to capture how our team is using GitLab as a project management tool and our overall ticketing workflow. I concede that tagging it as project management was probably unneeded. :slightly_smiling_face:

Is there a specific use case you had in mind for the GitLab tag, or would it be worth creating a new tag for the use case I had in mind?

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The GitlLab tag should be for posts about GitLab. GitLab is incidental to this post. For what you’re trying to do with it, a case study type post would be better than applying a tag to a post and hoping people pick up on it.

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Fair enough. I removed it from the post.