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Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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Re: Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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I will never understand why blogs on a subdomain will STILL not include a link on the page back to the organization they are blogging about.

I often think the same for newsletter, knowledge base, and technical support sub-sites…

Re: Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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I will never understand why blogs on a subdomain will STILL not include a link on the page back to the organization they are blogging about.

They have a backlog item on it but it is not prioritized.

The devs weren’t able to explain how it would increase revenue

Re: Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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I will never understand why blogs on a subdomain will STILL not include a link on the page back to the organization they are blogging about.

I thought it was just me! You click on their logo/site name, thinking it’ll send you to their main Website... nope! They are doing the same with documentation sites.

Is that better for SEO or what? Not even one link? Or hidden? Who thought that was an awesome idea?

Re: Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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Nice! This looks incredibly similar to a tool I've been working on at $job and that will be open-sourced soon. Congrats on the release!

Thank you! We've been surprised by how few solutions for this exist today, so I'd be excited to see what y'all open-source.

Re: Introducing Mailroom: An open-source internal notification framework

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This is great. I can't count how many times I've setup an ad-hoc Slack bot that posts to a channel using the API. Each time it's usually the same, a lot of boilerplate to handle each platform's event stream and get the block layout looking nice in Slack.