Add info to README.

Author: kenwith

README.md

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 Don't forget to ~~brag~~ share on social media! 
 Sharing helps sustain the community and advertises to others to contribute to the open source content as well!
 
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 # Generate Your Own Markdown
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+Use PlatyPS to generate Markdown. See, https://github.com/PowerShell/platyPS. 
 
 ## Install PlatyPS.
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 ## If you want to merge multiple versions into a single version then use the PlatyPS merge command.
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+# Frequently Asked Questions
+* When will my content go live?
+When you submit a Pull Request it goes through a validation check and the results are shown on the Pull Request page in GitHub.
+Once the checks are completed, and there are no errors or warnings, and the appropriate sign off has been completed by the product team, a GitHub maintainer will merged the Pull Request into the Master branch on GitHub.
+A site located at review.docs.microsoft.com shows a mirror of the docs.microsoft.com.
+Unfortunately the review site requires a Microsoft login at this time.
+This review site provides an opportunity for Microsoft product teams, support, and other internal stakeholders to review any changes before they are pushed to the live site.
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+The next step is for a GitHub maintainer to merge the Master branch into the Live branch. Once this is complete the Pull Request will go live and show up on docs.microsoft.com. 
+There is not a set schedule for this to happen but the maintainers are good about doing this fairly quickly.
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+* When does the GitHub content show up in the products with Get-Help?
+The one source of truth for Office PowerShell cmdlets is the GitHub repository. 
+When a product team ships an update or new version they can use the PlatyPS tool to generate XML and add that to the release.
+The XML contains the latest version of the reference content on GitHub.
+Ideally I would like to have the Online versions always have the latest content from GitHub and the On Premises products always have the latest help with Update-Help. 
+Current I am not done with this work yet so the content is only refreshed on product team releases.