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Prioritizing and showcasing higher profile projects. #139

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@bchu

As a huge fan of Angular, I think it would be really great for marketing/PR reasons to prioritize and showcase higher-profile projects on the builtwith front page, instead of the unsorted order they're in right now (except for the YouTube app which is showcased), which makes Angular seem like it's basically just used for toy projects.

For example, Doubleclick should be on the front page, instead of buried on page 4.

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  1. mhevery commented on Jun 19, 2013

    @mhevery
    Contributor

    Yes, would you be willing to take on that pull request?

    On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 12:19 PM, Brian Chu notifications@github.comwrote:

    As a huge fan of Angular, I think it would be really great for
    marketing/PR reasons to prioritize and showcase higher-profile projects on
    the builtwith front page, instead of the unsorted order they're in right
    now, which makes Angular seem like it's basically just used for toy
    projects.

    For example, Doubleclick should be on the front page, instead of buried on
    page 4.

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    Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/139
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  2. bchu commented on Jun 20, 2013

    @bchu
    Author

    Cool, I'll try to get around to it in the next few weeks.

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