A New Blog Format

9/27/2021

I'm excited this week to introduce a new format of our blog email.

For some time I've been trying to find ways to help share the great discussions going on over in the Forum with subscribers who may not be tuning in everyday. Also, over the past five years of writing I've written on some topics that are relevant today, with resources and cheatsheets and such, that new subscribers may have missed.

My hope is that this new email format gives a quick glimpse of what is going on this week around the MeyerFire Community while also sharing the best content we have.

At the end of the day, my hope is that this website starts the discussion on best practices and helps you do great work. Any comments or feedback about the new style, shoot me an email at [email protected]. Thanks!

To subscribe to the blog and get our new format - join here: Blog Signup

Alex

9/29/2021 08:23:41 am

Hi Joe,

I received the hydrant email this morning. I like having the active discussions listed at the top of the email. It gives a good summary of the recent activity on the site.

As always, I appreciate the work you have put into the site and emails!

Alex

Brian Cockburn

9/30/2021 09:28:21 am

Thanks, Joe! I think this could be a good format.

Slightly off topic, where does one learn to create drawings and sketches like yours? Are there online courses of some kind? The unique aesthetic of your blog is one thing that drew me to it.

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