One of the strengths of CDCK is that you are not a bunch of faceless workers, but real people that fanboys like me can get to know.
To quote that blog post:
This is a core part of the Discourse value system: that as a company and a culture, we believe in human connections. We’re dedicated to recreating those connections online
I’d encourage you to lean in to this more on the blog site and on meta!
I don’t think it’s easy, and you can tell who the author is if you click the link to the blog. Maybe if you want to know who wrote it, you just have to make one more click.
Thanks for pointing this out! I hadn’t noticed before, but it appears that the authorship of blog posts and their related topics on meta are not always in sync. We’ll have to go back through and make sure the authors match up, for the reasons @nathank states. Then going forward remember to change the author to match. That is super helpful feedback.
When a post on the blog is authored by “Discourse Team” that is intentional and it makes sense that the Discourse user on meta is the author too. In those cases we are collectively writing as a team. That post represents all of us who were there!
If you scroll through the blog you can see that nearly all posts are authored by specific people.
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We will have to add it to our process to check these when posting to the blog and fixing them when they happen - I think it has to do with a username or email address mismatch between ghost and discourse. In any case it’s an easy fix when it happens.
