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I felt like we needed a "why review" section. Something about uniqueness of the system. And benefits to participation. Was at a loss so I copied txt from dev guide
Noam suggested deleting this so we did ("This seems out of place? It's a useful piece of info but I'm not sure why it's the one that is pulled out of the guide and put first. I was going to move it down, but I actually now think it should be removed; it doesn't follow the flow of the section.")
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I felt like we needed a "why review" section. Something about uniqueness of the system. And benefits to participation. Was at a loss so I copied txt from dev guide
Noam suggested deleting this so we did ("This seems out of place? It's a useful piece of info but I'm not sure why it's the one that is pulled out of the guide and put first. I was going to move it down, but I actually now think it should be removed; it doesn't follow the flow of the section.")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: