Severin Neumann

+1 for "keeping it as-is for now" +1 for extending. I thought about this a little bit: this could be an incredible helpful page with a deep dive on this...

> If desired, we can create issues for the individual points. 👍 -- we should do that, maybe group them by page. > * [ ] The Deployment modes page...

@jpkrohling I think all those todos are great, I bubbled them up to be their own issues so we can close this one and have them visibile.

> * Assume opt-in, like [cncf.io](https://cncf.io) does cncf.io neither provides an Opt-In, nor an Opt-Out, it implicitly sets the cookies and only provides an "Accept" button to acknowledge the cookies...

> FYI, @caniszczyk confirmed on 08/24 that we have a thumbs-up to go with the cncf.io approach for now. So I'll codify that as a first step and we can...

Put it in a subpage of https://opentelemetry.io/docs/instrumentation/go/, we can then still decide to move it somewhere else.

> I wrote a rough draft of I think what this issue is asking for in https://temporaryhack.com/blog/opentelemetry-testing, for elixir. > > Happy to take some feedback on it, polish it,...

@cartermp: can we copy some of the content from elixir/erlang over to the other languages or is it too specific?

> @svrnm - I've noticed that lately you've been running a markdown linter/prettifier and submitting PRs. Thanks for those. > > It would be good if we could agree on...

@chalin -- if we add a `.prettierrc.json` to the project vscode and other editors should be able to pick it up and use prettier (instead of markdownlint in my case)....