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so this is a somewhat informal session that was kind of inspired by John session um that I was kind of hoping John would stay up here for but he ran away um basically that would be great if youamp;#39;re if youamp;#39;re willing I donamp;#39;t want to force you up here um um but yeah the idea was to make the audience speak and find out from you like what your experience is working in environments like Johnamp;#39;s is anyone working in environments like this where you have a lot of people having to do builds together I mean this is kind of a common problem that many of us face where I think probably for most of the people in this room you are supporting at least a handful sometimes quite a large set of writers who have to publish content uh often from different places to different two different places and how is that managed and I thought that presentation was pretty cool there was stuff in there that really made me want to go back and start examining some of the things we do and s
