"A website is not a painting; it is a living thing. You can work together to get to a point that mostly works for mostly everyone, and then see what your users and your information tell you. Let it breathe." -@rosamund on modular content for #confab2020 *chef kiss*
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@goldiehawn You guys are the cutest! My sister and I would watch Overboard as kids and we would quote it to each other and laugh and laugh — we still do! And now it’s like our love language. Thank you both for bringing joy into the world:)
@amygracewells Yes! I’m a believer that you could apply #KonMarie to content clean up projects. I’m also a fan of the “shop your closet” idea when it comes to content reuse.
@TheProfSchwartz@MikeyWizard_@btredwing98@pg13_akacarlos I have a 2005 Corolla for 12 years and I STILL have to look at the "your gas tank is on this side of the car, dumb@$&" arrow when I stop to fill up because I do it so infrequently! Like, once every six weeks if I don't drive out of town.
Just like a healthy marriage, AP style calls for clear communication.
We also believe in the value of compromise. So as a reminder, the Stylebook doesn't prohibit all Oxford commas. If omitting a comma could lead to confusion or misinterpretation, then use the comma.
People say you shouldn't lose friends over politics, but hear me out: it is very okay, and in fact good, to lose friends who approve of keeping children captive in order to negotiate the building of large walls.