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Totally OT, but "Today, we’re excited to " is as an opening statement, through its ubiquity and seeming robotic mindlessness, is starting to distract from the a

Totally OT, but "Today, we’re excited to " is as an opening statement, through its ubiquity and seeming robotic mindlessness, is starting to distract from the actual topics. Maybe just me. Still. Just sayin.

eradicatethots 9y ago
What else can you even write instead though
- wakamoleguy 9y ago
  In this case, there could be literally nothing instead. > (Today, we’re excited to share some big news for developers around the world wide web: )We’re committing our resources towards making MDN Web Docs the best place to go for web API reference.
  - eradicatethots 9y ago
    There needs to be an intro or it sounds very weird.
    - brlewis 9y ago
      Agreed. Keep the word "Today".