Generally Github will tell you when you sheet has been accepted. An alternate explanation has been created by yours truly, in the effort to explain the time that is spent. I had to scour the site for it, but here it is: G V. said: So, this is the first step to make that sheet available to anyone playing an Only War campaign on Roll20. Coal Powered Puppet said: Its like the fifth step. First some one requests the sheet. Second, the some one makes it. Third, aliens invade your house to stop the sheet from existing, and steal your computer. Fourth, sheet authors assemble into a of loose confederation of blaster wielding maniacs (with G V. acting as tactical coordinator and pilot) and we conduct a raid get the lost sheet back. Fifth, it gets pushed to github. Sixth, some time passes as the Roll20 devs conduct strange rituals of coding and data manipulation. Seventh, one of the Devs, usually the most expendable, dares the lower bowels of the complex, alone and unarmed, sneaking passed the two-headed Minotaurs and other guardians to consult the oracles on the subject of the sheet (the dev is given a radio so they can transmit the approval, in case they don't make it back). Eighth, If approved, the devs hit the 'approve' button, and the sheet is merged with the files in the github. Ninth, some more time passes- some really nice men in the government said we're really not suppose to talk about why this time passes, what goes on during this time, and that it definitely did not have anything to do with hidden war against shape-shifting lizards- usually not more than a few days to a week, and the sheet is available on the Roll20 site. (G V. doesn't like the pilot/tactical coordinator thing to get out; he has put that part of his life behind him and only dusts off those skills for sheet recovery, hence the 'first step fiction') Alternatively, The Aaron may have a script all that. But that could be a just rumor.
