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Is there a term similar to the reddit [SERIOUS] we could use to put in the beginning of a thread to keep it high signal? Similar to how we keep chatter in threads in #opportunities? I say this with reference to my post about the free app list - my hope and intent was other replies might add more...

https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/main/ - Google Admin Toolbox https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/ - Dig https://observatory.mozilla.org/ - Mozilla Observatory https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ - Mozilla Developer Network Docs https://devdocs.io/ - Developer documentation...

https://color.adobe.com - Color ideas, palettes, extract colors from images https://lmgtfy.com - For when your friend is too lazy to Google on their own https://faxzero.com - Send an online fax for free https://squoosh.app - compress images on the fly https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com - Find...

I'm going to use this as a good example of evergreen content that we can continually add to along the way. https://archive.is - Take a snapshot of a page that will exist even of the original is gone. https://archive.ph - Take a snapshot of an article behind a paywall https://fast.com - Check...

After Googles Helpful Content Update in March and May, forums are weighted heavily for rank. This would be a way for the information density in Devanooga's slack to be accessible and of value to the great Chattanooga area and tech community, from us discussing or reviewing local company...