To which stream and hub should a post on Habrahabr be attributed if it describes the experience of writing an article on the same resource?

Question

Habr

Recently, as part of my official duties, I wrote an article on Habr and I want to share my experience. I intend to describe the methodology, advise the most appropriate tools and, of course, explain what conclusions were drawn and why.
This is not just an article "How to write well on Habr": there are enough similar materials on the resource itself, and it is difficult to add something new to them (and is it necessary?). I want to write about the peculiarities that arise when performing an assignment from the company's management to publish material. I did not find similar articles either on Habré or on Geektimes, so it makes sense to create such material. After all, when you write for yourself and only on your own behalf, the situation is completely different.
So, just in case, I will duplicate the question: to what streams and hubs can an article of this type be attributed?
Oh yes, I almost forgot: the described post will qualify for an invite.

Answer 1

It must be taken to the furnace. Habr is already chock-full of content generated by marketers and contract copywriters who sculpt pearls like "Wulf was written in C++" (anyone who follows technical history knows that Carmack switched to pros only in DOOM III. He also knows that Wolfe's code posted on github and you can make sure that there is pure C).
The only criterion for a good publication is that the author must be competent in the stated problem (and in five related ones) and must be able to adequately respond to comments. One of the signs of such competence is that he does not ask himself the question "where to stick my product."