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Improve wording of sub-headline on frontpage #1093
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I don't like "makes you productive", because it doesn't make you productive, it helps but there's no magic here. But tbh I don't have a better idea :/ Maybe @jospoortvliet has one? |
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How about
Even shorter too :) |
Signed-off-by: Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]>
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The subheadline is a bit bumpy:
"products" and "productive" clash, and why the "building"? We should be talking about what the product does for people, not what we do?
E.g.:
What do you think @jospoortvliet @shironextcloud