Bring 'approval' back into visible docs (#560)
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# @extends
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## #approval
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## ~ hint
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All packages need to be approved by the Micro:bit Foundation before being available in the web editor. See
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All packages need approval by the Micro:bit Foundation before being available in the web editor. See:
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https://support.microbit.org/solution/articles/19000054952-package-approval
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# Building your own package
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In MakeCode you can create new custom blocks to use in the editor and include them in your projects. You do this by building a package. Packages are really useful for publishing drivers for accessories and hardware, as well as adding in new software features.
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Only packages on the 'approved package list' are available to users directly to add into the MakeCode editor at https://makecode.microbit.org.
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## Publishing packages
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You publish a package on GitHub and request **[approval](./approval)** for it if necessary.
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## How do I start building a package?
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Go to the MakeCode package documentation and see the [getting started](https://makecode.com/packages/getting-started) page.
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