Announce the launch of Skolar for the scikit-learn community

[pengtts]

The Training & Certification Team at Probabl has recently launched Skolar: an open-source initiative to democratize open data science education, especially free training on machine learning with scikit-learn - this PR suggests its launch announcement.

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[ArturoAmorQ]

Thanks @pengtts, just a couple of suggestions.

[reshamas]

Hi @pengtts @ArturoAmorQ
I'm reviewing the post and have the following comments / questions:
a) the file name needs to follow this format: yyyy-mm-dd.....
b) skolar is fully open source? Can a link to the GitHub repo be added somewhere? Is it the same as skore?
c) wonder if there should be a line at the top indicating this is a sponsor post, and not a scikit-learn project post, for clarification.

[ArturoAmorQ]

As per RL communication with @pengtts, I took the liberty to push some changes to this PR. I hope they help address your comments @reshamas :)

[ogrisel]

Thanks for the clarification in the authorship of this blog post and making the relationship between the probabl company and the scikit-learn project explicit. LGTM on my end, but I would like @reshamas or other non-probabl project members to give a +1 prior to merging/publishing.

[betatim]

A few wording suggestions. Mostly about who is who/who is the voice of the post

[betatim]

Thanks for all the work, both on the blog post and the course!

This looks good to go to me

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[betatim]

I've merged this as there were quite a few 👍 and it seemed like the conversations had all ended/converged.

Thanks for writing a blog post!

[GaelVaroquaux]

Thanks @reshamas and @betatim for reviewing this. A viewpoint external to probabl was very important on this PR.