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The Goals board keeps a community's active work visible without turning participation into a heavy project-management process. It gives members one place to see what is waiting, what is underway, and what has been finished, while leaving future work in the [backlog](backlog.md).

The backlog is the Goals workspace for worthwhile work that is not ready to occupy the active board. It lets a space keep promising ideas, paused efforts, and later priorities without mixing them into the work people are trying to move forward now. A backlog goal is still a complete goal. Moving it away from the board changes its placement, not its identity or the context people have already built around it.

Use this walkthrough to place important published work in Expo, confirm where it appears, and remove it when it no longer belongs in the showcase.

Use this walkthrough to find selected work without searching the entire document library. For the broader purpose of the showcase, start with the [Expo overview](../expo.md).

Expo turns selected published work into a focused showcase for a space and its areas. Use this guide to understand what appears at each level, explore community highlights, or maintain the selection as a space owner.

Retrospective cards keep team feedback brief, attributable, and connected to the part of the conversation where it belongs. Participants can capture observations together, refine their own contributions, and acknowledge useful points without losing the board when the session ends.

This walkthrough creates a persistent retrospective in the space area where the team’s work belongs, opens its focused board, and confirms that it can be found again later. For an introduction to the feature before you begin, read [Retrospectives](../retrospectives.md).

Wiki gives a space a calm, curated place to read the published articles that deserve a longer life. Instead of asking readers to search every feed or browse the whole document library, maintainers can collect durable guidance, decisions, explanations, and reference material in one space-level knowledge tree.

Use this walkthrough to add durable published articles to a space Wiki, confirm that each page appears in the right place, and remove a Wiki placement without changing the source article.

Use this walkthrough to enter the right space, find its curated knowledge, and open a Wiki page with confidence. For the wider purpose and boundaries of the feature, start with the [Wiki overview](../wiki.md).