chore: inject 'About Compiler' outro content in blog template - #351
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| _Compiler is a woman-owned software consultancy. We are cyclists, pedestrians, and bus-riders and we are passionate about solving technology challenges that support a climate-resilient future. Reach out to learn more about how we can help you make sure your technology spend provides the best outcomes for your staff and users._ |
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i like this "We are cyclists, pedestrians, and bus-riders" variant too 😇
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I like that variant as well.
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Tagging blog owner @laneymangan, as well as @AnthonyRollins and @vykster if anyone has thoughts on the specific "About Compiler" language we include in our blog posts. |
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I think we also like the language from the Remix case study, but when I was creating an ad for a conference, Vyki mentioned changing this line: |
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so, in the name of clarity. this is the (amended) remix case-study outro 👇
might be nice to link "Reach out" to make the CTA more immediately 'actionable' but i'm happy to defer to the experts on that (and everything else). |
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@thekaveman I love the idea of having the outro embedded in the template! Up to this point, we've been slightly editing the language of the outro based on the topic at hand. I don't think it's absolutely required, but curious if it will be editable post by post? |
this is what i'd suggest.
outro: false # true by defaulthow does that sound? |
resolves #338
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it turns out there are slight variations in the outro language for the blogs that include it:
"research practices" feels the most specific and reusable to me, but i'm (always) open to other suggestions too.