Marketing: page with testimonials

[humitos]

I don't know if we are creating a page where we can include testimonials or not. In case we do this, I'm using we can use this issue to collect them here.

• https://twitter.com/amazonwebshark/status/1542915317164277760
  • https://www.amazonwebshark.com/open-source-documentation-with-read-the-docs/

  • There are still parts of the tutorial I haven’t touched on, and the documentation is, perhaps unsurprisingly, very good. So it looks like Read The Docs would be a good tool to use for the right project.

Note that we have to ask them for permission before publishing on our site.

[agjohnson]

A block like this would likely live on the homepage. We'd want a fairly strong testimonial, preferably from a user that is familiar with Read the Docs.

[humitos]

ReadTheDocs is trusted and respected, so working with you to obtain this information gives us confidence that we wouldn't have with other vendors/solutions.

(from https://github.com/readthedocs/addons/issues/89#issuecomment-1843451791)

[humitos]

ReadTheDocs is a solid documentation hosting platform that is used all over the place and has some nice features on top of being FOSS software and free-to-use.

(from https://github.com/hydrologie/xdatasets/issues/32)

[humitos]

The documentation is now easier to navigate, thanks to a new top navigation bar and a search-as-you-type modal courtesy of @readthedocs@fosstodon.org. Snappy docs are happy docs!

(from https://fosstodon.org/@kedro@social.lfx.dev/111608164611739960)

[humitos]

I'm assigning this to @ericholscher since he is working on something similar with #310