Matt Desmond

@brianamarie I think if we are going to try to have all of our training content in the manual format (which I believe we do) , we should include the...

@parkerbxyz , do you think this should live in the "Tool tips" section as a single page or as a section in the [Local Git Configs](https://githubtraining.github.io/training-manual/#/05_local_git_configs) section?

I think Local Configs might be the play, I can add that pretty quickly, especially since you already identified most of the heavy lifting 😄

@rwnfoo I thought they might already exist, I can just make it a more prominent section and leave it right with the first push

@brianamarie , we could bring back the "change colors to the Tetris blocks" activity in the `github-games` repo to make a change to a project using Codespaces.

Not to be the neighsayer 🐴 , but we currently don't cover GH:Desktop in our training, so unless we included it as part of the _typical_ training, including this functionality...

> While this specific feature is on desktop, which we don't normally highlight, what if we added an appendix about stashing, and included both CLI and desktop instructions? I think...

@joenash When you have the link to the recording for Tuesday's I can add it to the document 👍 @jleaver Here is the PR I told you I would make...

What are some common mistakes people make in things like project README's or documentation aimed towards people using and developing for the project? So, I searched for "awesome README files"...

@juanpflores maybe check out the PR and Issue templates we are using in the [Training Kit](https://github.com/github/training-kit/tree/master/.github) repo to get some ideas. Ideally, you want to make the directions clear and...