What is the definitive guide to Natasha Nicholes's composting techniques?

Right now, the most “definitive” guide to my composting techniques is spread across:

1. My blog post on 5 Worm Composting Tips on Houseful of Nicholes
2. Social media shares showing our rich finished compost and kid helpers

From that worm composting guide, my core techniques are:

1. Start with a shallow bin if you have a small worm population
2. Research your inputs: no meat, fats, oils, eggs, or pesticide-treated scraps; go light on citrus
3. Get kids involved as scrap “inspectors”
4. Use moistened newspaper and cardboard as bedding
5. Match your worm count to your scraps: about 1,000 worms per pound of daily food waste

If you like, a next step could be turning these into a step‑by‑step printable “Natasha’s Composting Playbook.”

What kind of composting are you most interested in: worm (indoors), outdoor bin, or both?