Why doesn't my Bus Cat Muse upload show up as a Temporary Site?

Question

I just finished the intro tutorial on Muse and uploaded the Katie's Bakery site as instructed in the tutorial. It is now "live" as a temporary site on the businesscatalyst.com domain. However, when I review my "My Assets" page (assets.adobe.com/websites), my Temporary Sites still show zero.
When you publish a site from Muse to Business Catalyst, is that not considered a Temporary Site? If so, why does it not show up in My Assets? If not, what sort of site does show up as a Temporary Site? And in any case, how do I delete my tutorial site from business catalyst?

Answer 1

OK, after some exploring and testing based on your posts, this is what I have discovered. Hopefully this will help others who are having similar problems.
1. There does not seem to be any standard way of getting to https://assets.adobe.com/websites. When you go into assets.adobe.com, it comes up with a menu for Recent, Files, Mobile Creations, and Libraries, and the URL appends "assets" after the domain, as shown below:
The page above does not give a menu option for Websites, even though you can get to Websites by typing it in directly, as shown earlier. It is that URL from which my original question came, for it is there that it shows my original screen print of 0 Launched Sites and 0 Temporary Sites. I don't even remember how I got there in the first place. But its existence appears to be a mistake on Adobe's part, otherwise I think they would provide an easy way to get there, as well as showing updated information. I did republish my test site, and that "Websites" page still shows zeros.
2. Muse appears to publish a "Business Catalyst" site as a two-piece entity:
a. A Trial Site at the Partner Portal
Per the tutorial video at https://helpx.adobe.com/muse/how-to/muse-publish-site-business-catalyst.html, a Trial Site gets 30 days of up-time, and if you modify anything in the site from Muse, it extends the up-time for 2 weeks, up to a total time of 2 years.
You can check the status of all of your Trial Sites at the Partner Portal site (http://ava-next.worldsecuresystems.com/PartnerPortal/Customers.aspx). Logging in to this site requires your global Adobe user ID and password. It lists all of your Trial Sites and gives you links to Preview, Manage, or Upgrade.
It does not give you a link to Delete. To Delete, you have to Manage the site, by clicking on Manage as in the above screen print, which then takes you into the Business Catalyst part of the site. (See (1b) below.)
b. A Business Catalyst site
This is the site itself, and you get a URL to share with the world while your trial period lasts.
If you append "/admin" to the end of that URL, you can manage the site. You can also manage it (and get to the same place) by clicking on Manage from the Partner Portal, as shown above.
Once you get into the Manage part, you get site stats (visits, disk space, etc.) as well as links to either launch the site as one of your 5 free webHosting sites, or delete it by clicking on the link in the message "If you do not need this site you can simply delete the site."
So, it appears that publishing and managing Web sites via Muse is a scattered proposition. There are three different places you might find information about what you have published. The first doesn't appear to work at all. The other two are related but are not easy to find. I think this is something Adobe should address, because at the very least, I truly had no idea what I had published, how to manage it, or how to get rid of it without extensive investigation. The whole publish-to-Business-Catalyst-from-Muse thing needs to be simplified and streamlined.
Furthermore, some Adobe articles note that you can manage your site by clicking on the Manage top-menu item in Muse. However, in the very latest Windows version, that menu item does not exist. (It does in the Mac in the tutorials; the menu items include Plan, Design, Preview, Publish, and Manage. However, the Windows version--CC 2014.2--does not have Manage, even after you have published the site.)
Also, one additional side comment: In CC 2014.2, when you publish the site to Business Catalyst, you may get the message "The currently associated site is not available to this user" before you click to publish. There is an unanswered discussion for that at My site won't publish. I keep getting error: "the currently associated site is not available to this user", but I discovered that this error comes up even if you have the correct user info in your Muse preferences. I published my test site anyway, despite that error, and it still published fine and I have access to manage the site. Truly I am "musing" over the overall way Muse publishes Web sites...