- Why Guide: remove duplicated 20-case/rubric/test-definition tables, link to authoritative Roadmap/Worksheet instead; 10-min action points to entries - Concept Map / What-Is: cross-link narrative vs quick-reference roles - Worksheet: annotate sections with authoritative sources - 04-Reference 01-04 <-> archive/01: bidirectional resource links - archive/00-Material-List: shrink guidebook listing, now reachable from READMEs - guidebook: compress 06-Yearly-Dives 2025 section (-> 08-2025-Edition §3), add old/new version nav banners to 01-05, reverse links in 08 - README/Start-Here: link Learning Board (was orphaned)
Projects
Purpose: Time-bound initiatives with clear completion criteria.
What is a Project?
A project has:
- A specific goal or deliverable
- A clear end date or completion criteria
- Multiple tasks or actions
Examples: Writing a paper, launching a product, planning an event, learning a new skill
Recommended Structure
For each project folder, create:
Research/- Source materials and referencesDrafts/- Work in progressOutput/- Final deliverablesREADME.md- Project objectives, timeline, and status
Project Lifecycle
- Start: Create folder with subfolders and README
- During: Keep all related materials in the project folder
- Complete: Create summary note, then move to
04_Archive/
Active Project Folders
Tips
- Link to relevant Areas and Resources
- Commit regularly to track progress with git
- Review weekly to check status and next actions