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Intro to Plane Publish

Video Placeholder Duration: 4-6 minutes Topics covered: Publishing options, Plane Sites, Views publishing, Pages publishing


What is Plane Publish?

Plane Publish encompasses all the ways you can share Plane content publicly — from entire project boards to individual pages and views.


Publishing Options


Plane Sites (Projects)

What It Does

Convert a project into a public website showing your work items.

Use Cases

  • Public roadmaps
  • Open bug trackers
  • Feature voting boards
  • Changelogs

How to Publish

  1. Open your project
  2. Go to Settings (⋯)
  3. Click Publish
  4. Configure options
  5. Your project is live

Options

  • Layout (Board, List)
  • Comments (on/off)
  • Voting (on/off)
  • Reactions (on/off)

See Plane 202 for detailed Sites coverage.


Publishing Views

What It Does

Share a specific filtered view of your work items publicly.

Use Cases

  • Filtered roadmap (features only)
  • Bug status board
  • Sprint progress view
  • Department-specific view

How to Publish (Pro)

  1. Create a View with desired filters
  2. Open the View
  3. Click Publish
  4. Configure settings
  5. Share the URL

Benefits

  • More focused than full project
  • Specific filters preserved
  • Interactive for viewers

Publishing Pages

What It Does

Make documentation pages publicly accessible.

Use Cases

  • Public documentation
  • Customer-facing guides
  • Open knowledge base
  • Public announcements

How to Publish (Pro)

  1. Create your Page
  2. Open the Page
  3. Click Publish
  4. Get public URL
  5. Share with anyone

Features

  • Public commenting (optional)
  • Read-only access
  • No login required

What Gets Published

Visible to Public

ContentVisible
Work item titles
Descriptions
States
Due dates
Labels
Priority
Public comments

Kept Private

ContentVisible
Attachments
Internal comments
Cycle details
Member information
Project settings

Public Interaction

Comments

When enabled:

  • Visitors can comment
  • Moderation may be needed
  • Engagement increases

Voting

When enabled:

  • Upvote/downvote items
  • See vote counts
  • Prioritize by popularity

Reactions

When enabled:

  • Emoji reactions
  • Quick feedback
  • Community expression

Managing Published Content

Unpublishing

To remove public access:

  1. Go to publish settings
  2. Click Unpublish
  3. Content is immediately private

Updating Settings

Change options anytime:

  1. Access publish settings
  2. Modify configuration
  3. Changes apply immediately

Monitoring

Keep an eye on:

  • Public comments
  • Voting patterns
  • Inappropriate content

Best Practices

Before Publishing

Review Content

  • Check titles for public-friendliness
  • Remove internal jargon
  • Verify descriptions are appropriate

Set Context

  • Add a welcome message
  • Explain what the board shows
  • Link to relevant resources

Configure Appropriately

  • Enable features you'll monitor
  • Disable what you won't manage

After Publishing

Promote

  • Share the URL
  • Add to website
  • Communicate to audience

Monitor

  • Check comments regularly
  • Respond to feedback
  • Moderate as needed

Update

  • Keep content current
  • Archive old items
  • Maintain accuracy

Use Case Examples

Open Source Project

Published: Project board
Features:
- Comments enabled
- Voting enabled
- Reactions enabled

Purpose: Let community report bugs,
request features, and vote on priorities

Product Roadmap

Published: Features view (filtered)
Features:
- Comments enabled
- Voting enabled

Purpose: Show customers what's planned
and gather feedback on priorities

Documentation

Published: Wiki pages
Features:
- Comments enabled

Purpose: Provide public docs with
ability for users to ask questions

Key Takeaways

  • Plane Publish shares content publicly
  • Three main options: Sites, Views, Pages
  • Configure comments, voting, and reactions
  • Some content stays private automatically
  • Unpublish anytime
  • Monitor public engagement
  • Use for roadmaps, docs, and community engagement

Course Complete!

Congratulations! You've completed Plane 302 — The Ecosystem. You now understand:

  • The Plane Apps ecosystem and building custom apps
  • Automating with Plane Scripts
  • Publishing with Plane Publish

Plane University Complete!

You've completed all courses in Plane University:

  • 101: The Basics
  • 102: AI + Agents
  • 201: The Growth
  • 202: The Power Relay
  • 301: The Setup
  • 302: The Ecosystem

You now have comprehensive knowledge of Plane from fundamentals to advanced features. Go build amazing things!


Thank you for learning with Plane University.

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