How to showcase new Dask-related content

[scharlottej13]

I was going through some examples in dask-stories and noticed that the content is all at least a couple years old. Looking at some recent examples of how people are using Dask, it seems more natural for people to publish this sort of content elsewhere (eg on their own project website, personal website, or medium).

A few examples:

• https://bytes.grubhub.com/forecasting-grubhub-order-volume-at-scale-a966c2f901d2
• https://twitter.com/dgocallaghan/status/1529450883594985472?s=20&t=a8ss1JBifo8PgOkmuoygmA
• https://ncar.github.io/esds/posts/2022/sparse-PFT-gridding/

My question is, when we find use-cases that would be helpful for the larger Dask community, where should we put them so people can find them? Can we link to them from dask-stories? Highlight them on the Dask discourse (like Bokeh's thriving showcase)? Show content from the dask blog? Some other idea?

[AdiReske]

Ideally, we would have a 'stories' page on the main website because that will be good for SEO and credibility. But in the meantime I'd love to add links to these stories on the existing dask-stories page so that new members can enjoy fresh content and learn from others.