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Hey there, I’m a member of the GitLab Community Relations team. My team is responsible for this page. I shared the page today at a DevRel meetup where OP was presenting on Hacker News. I’m grateful he chose to share it with all of you. Thanks, Dan. If there are ways we can improve how we engage with the HN community, myself and our team would love your feedback.
Not GitLab CEO here.
Title should be "Gitlab's HN handbook page". It is about managing marketing/advertising on Hacker News.
It's part of the broader GitLab handbook, which is interesting reading, e.g., https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/guide/
It might be worthwhile for the Gitlab community team to consider changing https://about.gitlab.com/blog/ to something not tucked away on the about subdomain.
I also realize I might be in the minority of users typing out URLs (no use of bookmarks).
You must let the cats come to you instead of chasing them.
I miss seeing Sid reply “hey GitLab CEO here” tbh.
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It's part of the broader GitLab handbook, which is interesting reading, e.g., https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/guide/
For some reason, I find it much easier to remember to visit Cloudflare blogs, solely due to the fact the URL is blog.cloudflare.com and most of the good content is located there. It might be worthwhile for the Gitlab community team to consider changing https://about.gitlab.com/blog/ to something not tucked away on the about subdomain. I also realize I might be in the minority of users typing out URLs (no use of bookm…
> We learned that the key to a post reaching the front page was the content itself. Well that's good news, at least
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For some reason, I find it much easier to remember to visit Cloudflare blogs, solely due to the fact the URL is blog.cloudflare.com and most of the good content is located there. It might be worthwhile for the Gitlab community team to consider changing https://about.gitlab.com/blog/ to something not tucked away on the about subdomain. I also realize I might be in the minority of users typing out URLs (no use of bookm…
blog.gitLab.com will redirect you to the GitLab blog.