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I think there's a middle ground here that would be best. The "bad" example tells you exactly what changed, but not why you might care. The "good" example atte
by pimlottc 1y ago
I think there's a middle ground here that would be best. The "bad" example tells you exactly what changed, but not why you might care. The "good" example attempts to give lots of context but takes a while to tell you what actually changed.
Just a small title change would help a lot: "Create events 10x faster with new Duplicate button"
- mtlynch 1y ago>Just a small title change would help a lot: "Create events 10x faster with new Duplicate button" Thanks, that's a great suggestion! I've just updated the example.
- rao-v 1y agoJust to add a nit to this, “10x faster” is noise and fluff. Save it for when you actually have a real measured metric that someone might care about. Notice also 10x faster generic event creation is not what the value is! Rather say “Make multiple similar events faster with the new Duplicate button”