Feedback - Proposing content update in lesson "Your Support Network: People, Channels, and Communities"
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https://learn.wordpress.org/lesson/your-support-network-people-channels-and-communities/
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As an WordCamp organiser I do not know after reading below mentioned abstracts what is the difference between these 2 roles.
Event Supporters. Event Supporters (formerly known as Mentors) are experienced WordPress community members who are assigned to guide organizers through events. For Campus Connect organizers, an Event Supporter is typically assigned during the application and review process. They are your primary human touchpoint within the WordPress community structure during event planning and execution. If you have a question about how something should work, your Event Supporter is usually the right first contact.
Program Supporters. Program Supporters (formerly known as Community Deputies) review applications, interview organizers, and keep events moving through the process. They are the people who manage the operational side of WordPress Education Programs at the community level. If your application is in review, if there is a question about your event's status, or if something is stuck in the process, a Program Supporter is the right contact.
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Who I should contact with if during WordCamp something is not going OK?
Event Supporters
They are your primary human touchpoint within the WordPress community structure during event planning and execution
Program Supporters
if there is a question about your event's status, or if something is stuck in the process
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This issue is created following the HS ticket 3325019623
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Start with the lesson at the provided Content URL and review the Event Supporters and Program Supporters sections together. Update the content so the roles and the appropriate contact for an event problem are clearly distinguished, then verify the revised lesson gives organizers an unambiguous example.
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- 55/100