Cooking With Raspberries: Write For Us
For makers, the modern world can be pretty amazing. While things like RAM prices and hardware availability have the potential to cause a few headaches, overall, hardware is faster and in some instances, more affordable than ever.
No longer do we need full-size machines to run hobby-level projects and servers. Now, we have single board computers with GPIO pics and other features that let us scale, build and develop faster and easier than ever.
Part of the reason for this success is the rapid growth and development of the Raspberry Pi ecosystem. What would start as a single product would grow into a fully fledged ecosystem, with products at all price points and broad domination of the market.
While others like the Beaglebone and Orange Pi have also made their contributions felt, the easy product access, low barrier to entry and good community support that the Raspberry Pi was able to leverage would see it become a centerpoint of the maker community.
So, it’s only natural that we’d create a space where people can write about it. 
The Publication
So, Cooking With Raspberries was born. Aiming to highlight the use and development of the Pi in various projects, it’s also intended to be a repository of knowledge that is beginner-friendly, with a broad range of projects to tackle.
We aren’t just talking about the full-sized Pi here either. Any ecosystem product is welcome, and we’d particularly like to hear from unique use cases that help highlight the flexibility offered by the Pi.
Remember, it’s about shared experiences and encouraging others to start projects of their own. So, your project doesn’t have to be elaborate, nor complex, nor expensive. You simply have to be willing to share it with the community.
Submit Your Article
With that said, the door is now firmly open in the search for writers. To submit your work, simply leave a comment or note on this article letting us know you’d like to get on board. Then, we’ll add you as a publication writer so you can start to submit your work. This can be done either before or after publication.
To submit your article, you’ll need to hit the three-dot tab at the top of your article and select “Submit to Publication”
Then select “Cooking With Raspberries” to submit your article to the publication. Before you do, don’t forget to check your paywall status and ensure you’ve added tags to the article so it can be found in search. 
At this point, you’re all sorted. The article will arrive in the publication inbox, where it will be proofed and then added to the publishing cycle.
Most articles should be published within 48 hours of submission, but if you haven’t received any updates, feel free to reach out to see where things are at.
Tips and Pointers
To streamline the process and keep things simple, it’s worth keeping a few things in mind as you’re writing your article.
We want to hear about your project, in your words. As such, please do not violate the Medium Rules by submitting AI-generated content to the publication.
Ensure your article has a cover image and be sure to credit images used to their source.
Don’t forget to add a Kicker to your title that we can use to help sort articles by topic and type. 
Some minor editing changes to punctuation or layout may be used where appropriate. If any major changes or edits are needed, we’ll send it back to you for further review.
Some articles may be nominated for Boost as part of Medium’s Boost Nomination pilot, and most articles will get a share on socials to increase visibility.
If you’d prefer your article not be nominated or shared, please reach out via private note.
You can increase your chances of creating a boost-worthy article by using these tips from the Medium Help Centre.
It also helps to be familiar with Medium’s Distribution Guidelines.
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