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Blog prep - animation announcement #158

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@mmccool mmccool commented Apr 8, 2021

Note: marked as draft only because I'm cleaning up the image links. The text itself should be ready for final review, so please go ahead.

  • Move blog draft to "posts" directory and do some reord
  • Convert proposed blog post announcing web page and animation to HTML
  • Add links for video and thumbnail of video (points to existing thumbnail on web site)
  • Add link for web site screenshot image. I have submitted (and recently merged) another PR against the web page for the web page screen shot: Add screenshot of web site #159
  • Clean up grammar as discussed in main call April 7
  • Update blog README to reference review policy

Upon reviewing the publication policy I realized that it said a resolution was required, but I explicitly said we would NOT be doing resolutions in the April 14 main call (and indeed, as expected, the turnout was low during Easter). So although I think this is a statement of fact and non-controversial, I don't want to violate the policy myself right after setting it up, so will hold off until we can have a resolution in the next main call. As it happens, I did make quite a few changes (which need review) and also need time to get the image in the right place so I can use it.

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The Web of Things standardization activities are now illustrated through a new animation!
This animation shows how a web developer can implement Internet of Things solutions while being interoperable and not locked into frameworks.
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... not locked into specific frameworks.

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from today's marketing call: ... not locked into vendor specific frameworks.
Resolution is done in tomorrow's main call.

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Just small comment above. Also ok to submit this blog post as is.

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The Web of Things standardization activities are now illustrated through a new animation!
This animation shows how a web developer can implement Internet of Things solutions while being interoperable and not locked into frameworks.
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from today's marketing call: ... not locked into vendor specific frameworks.
Resolution is done in tomorrow's main call.

@mmccool mmccool marked this pull request as ready for review April 14, 2021 20:59
@mmccool mmccool merged commit 3e5294d into w3c:main Apr 14, 2021
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