Update Publish page

docs/core-concepts/deploy.mdx

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 title: Publish
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-# Publish project
+# Publish your Projects
 
-Any project you build in Plane can be turned into a public page, creating a fully navigable website. This feature will make it easier for your users and customers know what features you’re on or when bug fixes are rolling out. No sign-up's required.
+Any project you build in Plane can be turned into a public page, creating a fully navigable website. This makes it easy for your users and customers to see your latest features or when bug fixes roll out—no sign-up required.
 
-## How to deploy your Plane project
+## How to publish project
 
-Any project on Plane can be made public with Plane Deploy with just few clicks. Note that this feature can be only accessed by Admins or Owners of a certain workspace. Following are the steps to deploy a project in Plane.
+Only Admins can publish a project in Plane. Here’s how:
 
-*   Open the Plane workspace and navigate to the specific project you aim to deploy.
-*   Locate the ellipsis (`...`) icon adjacent to the project name. Click on this icon to reveal the project settings menu.
-*   From the dropdown menu, select the `Publish` option. This action will trigger a modal dialog window.
-*   In the displayed modal window, you will find various options to configure your public board settings.
-*   After finalizing your settings, click the `Publish` button. You will be immediately redirected to your newly created public board.
+1. Open your Plane workspace and navigate to the project you want to publish.
+2. Click on the ellipsis **...** icon next to the project name to access the project settings menu.
+3. Select **Publish** from the dropdown menu, which will open a modal dialog.
+4. Configure your public board options in this modal.
+5. Once ready, click **Publish**. You'll be instantly redirected to your new public board.
 
-## Plane Deploy Features
+## Publish features
 
-### Plane Deploy Layouts
+### Layout options
 
-You can deploy your projects in two layouts: **`Kanban`** and **`List`**. If you want to allow others to view your project boards in both layouts, you can enable them. If your projects have a specific focus, choose the layout that suits you best.
+You can publish your project in either **Kanban** or **List** layouts. Choose whichever view best fits your project, or enable both to give viewers more flexibility. Soon, Gantt and Spreadsheet layouts will also be available. 
 
-Soon Plane Deploy supports Gantt and Spreadsheet layouts as well.
+#### Attribute privacy
 
-## Attribute Privacy
+**Visible attributes**  
 
-Visible Attributes
+* Project name
+* Project issues
+    * Issue ID
+    * Title
+    * Description
+    * State, due-date, priority
+    * Comments
+    * Reactions + `user_names` of users who reacted
+    * Upvotes and downvotes + `user_names` of users who voted
 
-*   Project Name
-*   Project Issues
-    *   Issue ID
-    *   Issue Title
-    *   Issue Description
-    *   Issue State, Due-date, Priority
-    *   Issue Comments (Public Comments ✅ | Private Comments 🚫)
-    *   Issue Reactions + `user_names` of reacted users
-    *   Issue Upvote and Downvote + `user_names` of reacted users
+**Non-visible attributes**  
 
-Non-Visible Attributes
+* Attachments
+* Issue links
+* Relations
+* Cycles
+* Modules
+* Project settings
+* Members
 
-*   Private Comments
-*   Project Attachments
-*   Issue Links
-*   Issue Props - Blocking, Blocked\_by
-*   Project Cycles
-*   Project Modules
-*   Project Settings
-*   Project Members
+### Commenting options
 
-### User Commenting
+When enabled, users can sign up on the public board and add comments to issues—ideal for gathering feedback and showing progress.
 
-When enabled before deployment, users can sign up on the public board and add comments to issues. This feature is useful for collecting feedback and tracking progress.
-
-Project members can comment in either public or private mode. Private comments are visible only to project members, while public comments can be viewed on both internal and public boards.
-
-### Upvotes and Downvotes
+### Upvotes and downvotes
 
 When enabled, users can upvote or downvote any issue on the deployed board. This helps project managers or owners prioritize which issues need attention.
 
-### Issue Reactions
-
-When this feature is enabled, users can react to issues on the public board using predefined emoticons. This provides a quick way for team members and the public to express their sentiments about specific issues, aiding in gauging overall opinion and urgency.
-
-### Public Commenting and Private Commenting
-
-This feature allows for both public and private comments on issues. Public comments can be seen by anyone who has access to the public board, offering a transparent way to gather community input. Private comments, on the other hand, are only visible to project members, allowing for internal discussions that are not disclosed to the public.
+### Issue reactions
 
-### Free Domain
+When this feature is on, users can react to issues on the public board using predefined emoticons. This provides a quick way for team members and the public to express their sentiments about specific issues, aiding in gauging overall opinion and urgency.
 
-Plane Deploy provides an option to host your public board on a free domain. This makes it even more accessible and straightforward for your audience to engage with your project. No additional setup or domain registration is required; simply choose this option during the publishing process, and your public board will be instantly accessible via the free domain.
+### Free domain hosting
+You can host your public board on a free domain, making it simple and accessible for anyone to check out your project. No additional setup or domain registration is required; simply choose this option during the publishing process, and your public board will be instantly accessible via the free domain.