@rlengland it looks like this is due to go out tomorrow (2022-03-29). I assume that you have everything under control?

@glb That date was set based on the calendar schedule
I've seen nothing from @mattdm or any one else about the Beta except for the request for beta testing article from @sumantrom that was the impetus for Card #99
I guess #99 could be considered a duplicate of this card (?).

I will remove the publish date until we know more.

I guess #99 could be considered a duplicate of this card (?).

No. I think announcing that the beta is available for download and what new features are available in the beta version of Fedora Linux 36 should be a separate article from announcing that a test ISO (which includes some unique scripts to stress test the hardware and some other things) is available. I.e., they are different downloads. So they should get different announcements.

@rlengland: I just noticed that @bcotton appears to be working on this right now. I'll set this to "in progress" and add the preview link.

I know that @mattdm has not indicated that this article is ready for review but I noted that the 6 links for "Get Fedora..." all point to Fedora 35 sites and the "GNOME 42" link points to a GNOME 41 site.

Just trying to be helpful and save editing time pre-emptivley.

FWIW, all I know about how these release announcements are handled is what is stated in the documentation:

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-magazine/editorial-checklist/#_special_notes_for_release_announcements

So I'll leave the rest to y'all. 🙂