Visit: https://github.com/BenjaminWatts/watts-wrong/issues/new
For each issue, click "Get started" for a blank issue, then:
- Copy the title from the file name (remove "-simplified.md")
- Copy the content from the corresponding
*-simplified.mdfile - Add labels (suggested labels are in each file)
- Assign to yourself (@BenjaminWatts)
- Submit the issue
- North Sea Oil and Gas Analysis -
north-sea-oil-gas-content-simplified.md - Distribution Network Investment -
distribution-network-investment-simplified.md - CFD Cost-Benefit Analysis -
cfd-cost-benefit-analysis-simplified.md
- Battery Storage as Distribution Buffer -
battery-storage-distribution-buffer-simplified.md - Tidal Energy Analysis -
tidal-energy-content-simplified.md - Insulation Costs Analysis -
insulation-costs-analysis-simplified.md - PV Panel Compliance Standards -
pv-compliance-installation-standards-simplified.md
Create these labels in GitHub first (if they don't exist):
content-additionresearchhigh-prioritymedium-prioritynorth-seaoil-gasenergy-securityrenewable-energymarine-energydistribution-networkssolar-policygrid-investmentcfdcost-benefittidal-energybattery-storagepv-installationbuilding-standards
Title: Content Addition: North Sea Oil and Gas Analysis
Body: Copy entire content from north-sea-oil-gas-content-simplified.md
Labels: content-addition, north-sea, oil-gas, energy-security, high-priority
Assignee: @BenjaminWatts
If you install GitHub CLI (gh), you can create issues automatically:
# Install GitHub CLI first
brew install gh # macOS
# or
apt install gh # Ubuntu
# Authenticate
gh auth login
# Create issues
gh issue create --title "Content Addition: North Sea Oil and Gas Analysis" --body-file north-sea-oil-gas-content-simplified.md --label "content-addition,north-sea,oil-gas,energy-security,high-priority" --assignee @meAfter creating all 7 issues, you'll have:
- β All LinkedIn feedback captured as trackable issues
- β Clear priorities and timelines
- β Detailed research tasks and deliverables
- β Community engagement demonstrated
- β Professional project management approach
- Visibility: Issues show on your repository homepage
- Progress: Can mark tasks as complete with checkboxes
- Discussion: People can comment and provide input
- Integration: Links to PRs when work is completed
- Community: Shows you're responsive to feedback
This guide helps you convert the LinkedIn feedback analysis into actionable GitHub issues that demonstrate professional project management and community engagement.