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@iambami iambami commented Jul 14, 2025

We had Gravitee return as our platinum sponsor this year, and here is the announcement blog.

Ready for review @derberg @thulieblack @TRohit20 @akshatnema

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    • Added a new blog post announcing Gravitee's return as a platinum sponsor for AsyncAPI in 2025, highlighting their ongoing support, collaboration, and upcoming community initiatives.

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A new markdown blog post was added announcing Gravitee's renewed platinum sponsorship of the AsyncAPI community for 2025. The article details Gravitee’s involvement, the partnership's goals, and its impact on the AsyncAPI ecosystem, including support for events, tooling, and community initiatives.

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markdown/blog/gravitee-sponsorship-2025.md Added new blog post announcing Gravitee's 2025 platinum sponsorship and partnership with AsyncAPI.

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Gravitee hops in, with platinum gleam,
Supporting AsyncAPI’s open dream.
Through specs and events, their partnership grows,
Helping the ecosystem blossom and glow.
With blogs and confetti, the news is out—
Together in 2025, there’s much to hop about! 🐇✨

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markdown/blog/gravitee-sponsorship-2025.md (4)

35-38: Pluralize “cost” and split the long bullet for readability

Minor copy tweaks:

  1. “cost” ➔ “costs”
  2. The fourth bullet is ~200 chars and hard to scan inside a list. Consider turning it into a follow-up paragraph after the list.
- - Operational and travel cost for events
+ - Operational and travel costs for events
...
- - When we say Gravitee is helping us “hold nothing back,” we mean it, they’re helping build an ecosystem where everyone can contribute, learn, and grow, no matter their location or technical background.

44-49: Fix list nesting – header bullet renders oddly

Right now “By adopting AsyncAPI, Gravitee:” shows as a regular list item followed by peer items. For proper Markdown semantics:

- - By adopting AsyncAPI, Gravitee:
- - Enables better **discoverability** …
- - Enforces consistent **governance** …
- - Improves **observability** …
- - Reduces the **complexity** …
+**By adopting AsyncAPI, Gravitee …**
+
+  - Enables better **discoverability** …
+  - Enforces consistent **governance** …
+  - Improves **observability** …
+  - Reduces the **complexity** …

This renders as a heading-style intro plus an indented sub-list, avoiding the current flat bullet soup.


56-63: Promote “Stay Connected” to a heading and tighten layout

Helps scanners reach the CTA section quickly.

-💜 Thank you, Gravitee, for standing with us, and for continuing to believe in the power of open, asynchronous systems.
-Stay Connected
+💜 Thank you, Gravitee, for standing with us, and for continuing to believe in the power of open, asynchronous systems.
+
+### Stay Connected

Also consider putting the external links in a bullet list under a single “Follow Gravitee” bullet to reduce visual noise.


64-64: Remove duplicate “more”

-Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to more AsyncAPI Conference 2025!
+Stay tuned for updates as we get closer to AsyncAPI Conference 2025!
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3-4: Double-check front-matter conventions

  1. Is the date set to the intended publication day?
  2. Some past posts use type: communication (lowercase). Verify with the site’s front-matter schema to avoid build-time validation errors.

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Except for the small suggestion made. Looks good to me. Thank you @iambami :)

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You're off to a good start @iambami. I mostly pointed out some typos or proofreading errors that could be improved.

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iambami commented Jul 17, 2025

Thank you all for your feedback. I will implement them.

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iambami commented Jul 17, 2025

Changes made folks.

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iambami commented Aug 25, 2025

Hey @sambhavgupta0705

The recent update has been done. Can you give this another review?

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@iambami please address these changes first

@princerajpoot20 princerajpoot20 moved this from To Be Triaged to Ready for Re-review in Website - Kanban Mar 20, 2026
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@princerajpoot20 please approve and get this merged

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/rtm

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@derberg @TRohit20 Need your approval. we cannot merge this PR without your approval as you have requested changes before. Please have a look on this

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@princerajpoot20 the Cypress test are failing. thats why its not being able to be merged

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princerajpoot20 commented Mar 26, 2026

@thulieblack I don't think so that is the reason, Cypress test is not marked as mandatory in CI/CD. those are optional

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Screenshot 2026-03-26 at 8 43 22 PM

Merging is blocked as 1 review requesting changes

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@bandantonio your approval please, since you requested changes

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