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Reorganize DOs and DON'Ts content #294

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emersonthis opened this issue Apr 4, 2020 · 5 comments · Fixed by #336
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Reorganize DOs and DON'Ts content #294

emersonthis opened this issue Apr 4, 2020 · 5 comments · Fixed by #336
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It's been widely agreed that the current structure no longer makes sense. The plan is to divide the content into smaller thematic "chunks". The exact strategy is still being discussed on Slack.

This issue will get updated as that work takes shape...
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I just invited @ShaynaKorol and Chelsea to this doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10-beltiY0aqNrZSmm3i6bXtyov-MDfqan4zL2sXLdlU/edit#

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emersonthis commented Apr 4, 2020 •
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From the doc linked above... (The doc is the source of truth... check there for most up-to-date version)

How to not get infected

Household practices and preparation

What to do if you get sick

How to support your community

Tips to reduce stress

Myths

  • [Same as current list]

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Planning ahead for when we groom the individual entries... I propose that each of the following criteria should be met by every item we include on this page:

Specifically relevant to COVID-19

No generalized advice that always applies, like "apply sunscreen"...

Important and impactful

No trivial advice that doesn't really matter

Useful to a general audience of laypeople

Not the place for complex techncial recommendations to doctors or scientists

Objectively true and consistent with trusted guidelines

No subjective opinions or unsubstantiated theories.

cc @nditada @mellybelly

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Thanks for looking at this this re-org looks great; I would, however like to keep the pandemic pal section. Was there anything else that was cut?

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@jmcmurry The Vitamin-D post was removed.

jaysonvirissimo added a commit to jaysonvirissimo/guide that referenced this issue Sep 5, 2020
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Reintroduce improved vitamin D recommendation
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A similar section was introduced [here](flattenthecurve#262), but then later removed.
[This](flattenthecurve#294 (comment)) comment indicates the removal was intentional, but doesn't itself provide a rationale.
This set of changes (1) brings back the old section, (2) reorganizes it, and (3) supplies additional warrant for the recommendation in the form of a recently released RCT pertaining to COVID-19 specifically (rather than the mere analogical reasoning from respiratory diseases in general to the coronavirus in particular in the original version).
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