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*Note this is an example specific to SIG-Windows. If reusing, replace SIG-Windows specific text."*
Q: A lot of folks are familiar with Kubernetes on Linux, but SIG-Windows focuses on the experience of using Kubernetes on Windows. Could you tell us a little about what SIG-Windows does?
Q: When Windows containers first came out 4 or 5 years ago, there was a lot of confusion over what they were. Could you just run the same Linux containers on Windows? And also a lot of excitement over what this might mean for the future of multi-OS systems. Can you give a brief introduction to Windows containers?
Q: What are the biggest differences between using Kubernetes on Linux and Kubernetes on Windows?
Q: Kubernetes 1.18 just released on April 23rd. What’s new for Windows in 1.18?
Q: What are users excited about with Kubernetes on Windows? What are you getting positive feedback on, and what’s coming up next for SIG-Windows?
Q: Why should new [or existing] contributors consider joining SIG-Windows?
Q: What do you do to help new contributors get started?
Q: Are there any particular skills you’d like to recruit for? What skills are
contributors to SIG-Windows likely to learn?
Q: Any closing thoughts/resources you’d like to share?

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# SIG Profiles/Stories
## Kubernetes Blog Series
### Starter Topics
- How did your SIG or working group form?
- What problem(s) are you trying to solve today?
- What are some of the key challenges you face?
- What do you consider to be a success, resulting from this group?
- What do you look for in new contributors
- What are you doing to help make your WG more welcoming to new contributors?
- What are some things that can people do to help this WG if they come from a background that isn’t directly linked to programming?
- Are there any issues you would like to recommend to people that are just getting started contributing to Docs/WGs/OSS?
- What do you think helps keep people in this group?
- Are there any funny / cool / TIL anecdotes that you could tell us?
- Would you like to shout out to any individuals or profile folks doing work within this SIG/WG?
- What’s a SIG or WG related accomplishment that you are really proud of?
- What’s the biggest misconception people have about the SIG or WG?
- What are some guidelines that influence the decisions made in your SIG or WG? Where can we find them?
- Who should people contact if they want to get started helping out/contributing to this WG?