How to make a great Instructable

Step 14: Publishing

Publish your Instructable when it is complete and ready for others to try out and comment on it.
Please do not publish with the intention of adding crucial information or images later.
A published Instructable should be complete.

Remember to add keywords that are appropriate to your content.

Select at least one category and a second category if it makes sense to have both. Only one category is required.

You can always edit your Instructable after publishing.
Use this function to add more information or to incorporate suggestions from the comments.

Comments

[twisted]

once "published" how long will it take for it to apear on teh website? i pubished mine.... but i cant find it!

[mitch and sean]

Yeah that's the same with me!

[mossimo3]

I have 2/4 that cannot be found on the website also! The first was "published" quite a few months ago if not last year and it still cant be found!

[LoneWolf]

Yeah same here, it's driving me nuts that I can't find my instructable on the website

[drresearch]

Oops, I actually DID start publishing my first instructable with the intention of adding pictures as soon as I got them. Sorry for that.

[P4nz3r]

Does this mean that it's not a good idea to publish if i'm making the instructable at the same time that i'm making the project, and the project isn't finished yet?

[jedi pen-gui-n]

yes. however, you can save your work and finish it later.

[sumplesnoob]

same here

[kwalian]

Same here!