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docs/cleaning_standards.md

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-# Amp Lab Cleaning Standards
-
 # Overview:
 
 "Everything has a place. If you don't know, just ask. If no leadership is around, reach out on Discord or refer to this page for general reference"
 
-" 
 
+# For Personal Spaces
+A. No official personal spaces in the lab.
+
+B. Always leave spaces as you found them.
 
-## For Personal Spaces
+C. For extended use of a space, coordinate with AMP Lab staff.
 
-- "We do not have official personal spaces in the lab"
-- You should always leave the spaces how you found them 
-- If you need a space for an extended period of time, please reach out to Amp Lab staff to coordinate
-- Tables should be left clean and free of project materials. If you require a bin, please do the following:
+D. Keep tables clean and free of project materials. If you need storage:
+   - Grab a label from the organization station
+   - Choose an appropriately sized bin for your project
+   - If no bin is available, contact the AMP Lab team on Discord
+   - Store bins on the back project wall
 
-        - Find the organization station, and grab yourself a label
-        - Find a bin that is roughly the size need for your project, and place all project materials in the bin. If there is no bin, reach out to the Amp Lab leadership team through Discord
-        - Place the bin on the back project wall
+E. Parts and tools on the AMP Lab side are for AMP Lab members only. MDE students must request parts through AMP Lab staff.
+
+F. The AMP Lab and MDE areas are separated by the yellow line. This division supports cleanliness and accountability for both spaces.
 
-- Parts and tool on the Amp Lab side are specifically for Amp Lab members. MDE students that need parts need to request it from Amp Lab staff
-- The Amp Lab and MDE sides are designated, specific areas divided by an iron curtain (the yellow line). This is to enforce cleanliness and accountability to both co-curricular activities.
 
 # FAQ
 
 Why the heck do we have to keep things clean? It's my project and my space
-        News flash: no it's not. This is a shared lab space. If you leave a table in a wreck, then other students won't have the ability to work.
+> News flash: no it's not. This is a shared lab space. If you leave a table in a wreck, then other students won't have the ability to work.
+
 
 
 

docs/general_documentation/Adding New Documentation.md

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 # Creating Documentation
 
-Creating documentation is easy! There is a folder called "docs/general_documentation" in the repository. Inside this folder, you can create a new markdown file with the name of the documentation you want to create. For example, if you want to create a documentation called "Adding New Documentation", you can create a file called "Adding New Documentation.md". The file will be automatically pulled into the documentation page of the website, and you can access it by going to the "Documentation" page on the website.
 
-It's as easy as that! Subfolders are currently not supported, so please keep all documentation in the "docs/general_documentation" folder.
+1. Add a Markdown (.md) or PDF (.pdf) file to the "docs/general_documentation folder"
+2. Name the file after your documentation (e.g., Adding New Documentation.md).
+3. The website will automatically display it on the Documentation page.
+
+Note: Subfolders are not supported—all files must be placed directly inside "docs/general_documentation"
 
 # How to write in Markdown format
 

docs/resources.md

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-# Useful Links
-
 ## For Mentees:
 
 [High-Level Checksheet](/mentee_checksheet)
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 ## For Solder Trainers:
 
-[General Solder Training Checksheet](/soldering/general)
-
 [Basic Solder Training Checksheet](/soldering/basic)
 
+[Intermediate Solder Training Checksheet](/soldering/intermediate)
+
 [Advanced Solder Training Checksheet](/soldering/advanced)
 
 ## Get Access to The Lab: