Add a quote to the version 24 announcement and fix its Markdown lists - #456
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Adds a short quote to the 'Why' section that can be reused in marketing material. It explains why the '4.' prefix was dropped and frames the change as a signal of the project's maturity and long term stability under the Apache Software Foundation.
The three lists used a literal middle dot character, so they rendered as plain paragraphs instead of list items. Converted them to standard Markdown bullets, matching the rest of the blog.
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Two changes to the version 24 announcement post.
Add a quote
Adds a short quote to the
Whysection that can be reused in marketingmaterial. It explains briefly why the
4.prefix was dropped and frames thechange as a signal of the project's maturity and long term stability under the
Apache Software Foundation.
Fix the Markdown lists
The three lists in the post used a literal middle dot character (
·) insteadof Markdown bullets, so they rendered as plain paragraphs rather than list
items. Converted them to standard
-bullets, matching the rest of the blog.