[shaunagm]

This blog post is ready for review! It could probably also use it's own specific image (I kept the default one in the metadata).

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[willingc]

@shaunagm I love this.

Maybe the image could be a graphic about friction or connection. The circulatory system in a body. A mesh of the nervous system.

[shaunagm]

Maybe the image could be a graphic about friction or connection. The circulatory system in a body. A mesh of the nervous system.

Feels like the image is the only blocker. I couldn't find any good openly licensed images of nervous systems interacting with each other (and it feels like because the post is about connection, we don't just want a single nervous system!).

Another idea I had was just an image of video calls? This is openly licensed apparently:

https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/pictures/390000/velka/videocall-1616795762xni.jpg

Or this?

https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/en/view-image.php?image=371989&picture=connected

They're both kind of generic...alternatively we could wait til we're on a call with folks and ask ppl if we can take a screenshot and use it for the blog post :)

[willingc]

@shaunagm Pick your favorite image and let's land this 😄

[lwasser]

Note that i haven't reviewed this yet as i'm working with our comes person on the timelines of publishing this post and the other posts we just published!! it's on my radar to review