Share a sample

1. Make the generic version

Ask the skill (or your AI chat) to make a generic version you could share. It writes two small files: sample.md (the lesson written for another guide) and entry.json (one line for the library index). It invents fresh, made-up names — not the nickname you used — and strips every identifying detail, keeping only the teaching.

2. Take the names out first

Before you post anything, read it through and confirm:

• made-up names only — no real name, school, town, birth date, email, phone or photo;
• no diagnosis or condition named anywhere — the stuck point is described as behaviour;
• the “a way, never the way” line is present.

3. Post it with the form

Open the “Share a sample” form and paste sample.md and entry.json into the two boxes, then tick the three confirmations. A free GitHub account is all it needs.

Open the “Share a sample” form →

A reviewer reads it, and if it is clear of anything identifying, publishes it into the library and adds the index line. Then the next parent with the same stuck spot gets a head start.

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