Kudos
Buttondown is a labor of love, and I'm deeply indebted to all the folks who have helped along the way: whether its sharing Buttondown (I have no paid marketing, and rely on word of mouth!) or suggesting a feature or supplying a bug report.
(Think your name should be on this list? You're probably right! Email me and I'll get it added.)
| Name | Reason |
|---|---|
| Shep Walker | For many, many reasons, but mostly for being a good sounding board. |
| Ethan Roday | Suggesting (and bearing with me for the implementation of) allowing auto-tag application based on query parameters. |
| Lee Robinson | Providing a few bug reports within analytics. |
| Michael Lee | Providing a number of bug reports and useful pieces of feedback. |
| Craig Mod | Saying an _awful_ lot of nice things about Buttondown. |
| Tim Condon | Alerting me to an issue where a deleted newsletter was showing up in SERPs |
| Jamie Thingelstad | Lots of bug reports and useful feature ideas over the years |
| Sumana Harihareswara | A number of thorough bug reports and sensible feature requests. (Also, the world's greatest cowriting companion imaginable.) |
| James Baker | A number of bug reports with extremely clear reproduction steps |
| Dan Nordquist | Adding documentation on the list of active smart Markdown embeds |
| Dan Starner | Pointing me towards a way to share Heroku addons between apps |
| Brendan Schlagel | Providing feedback on the beta branch of the new writing interface |
| Ashley Teoh | Providing feedback on the beta branch of the new writing interface |
| Anton Sotkov | Fixing a broken link and a bad JSON sample in the documentation |
| Jay Cuthrell | Identifying a bug with Open Graph parsing |
| Casey Watts | Incredibly thorough friction logging |
| Ajit Panigrahi | Fixing a broken link in the docs site |
| Andrew Stiefel | Contributing a guest essay on Netlify |