On proposals for sites in public beta, in the top right, Area 51 displays the following text regarding public beta sites
Sites remain in beta for at least 90 days to build up a critical mass of users, questions, and participation.
However, according to the most current site lifecycle process, the minimum time a site must spend in public beta is six months.
Recently, the text in the same spot for private beta site proposals was updated to the most current process:
Everyone can participate and invite fellow experts. Committers were notified of the Private Beta launch.
The site will have up to 5 weeks to qualify for Public Beta.
(For context, the text originally said only committers could participate, and said the timeline was only one week, later three weeks.)
Can the text for public beta sites please be updated as well? In particular, the "90 days" in the text should be changed to "6 months", and the first part of the sentence should be changed to "Sites remain in public beta" (the 90 days formerly included time in private beta).
While we're at it, it would also be nice if the progress bar was updated as well. Currently, it grows from the end of "commitment" to the very end in just 90 days, as that was the minimum time for the beta phase. This should be updated to take 215 days (five weeks private beta plus six months public beta).
