David DeSanto: preference

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…Oh my god, that's crazy. Okay. And so the policy as you described is it's up to the person, they decide is this something we can share that feel comfortable with? Yeah, it's up to the person and the team. So I do have a couple policies for the product division where we don't post the recording. We used to do live our, what we call our performance indicator reviews and key reviews. We stopped putting those public because we want to talk about the customer that's impacted or we want to talk about the thing that we need to move. And so we'll talk about it at a high level in our product division-wide meeting that is posted, but then the nitty-gritty down details that would be considered material nonpublic information or customer data that would need to be kept safe. Those things, we will record those but keep those internal and not make them public. Okay, amazing. So you have these videos. You also have this handbook, the GitLab handbook, which is handbook.gitlab.com, which also shares tons of pieces of how you all operate. So just skimming through it, there's your mission, your vision, your strategy, how you onboard people, your anti-harassment policy, how count tables works at GitLab. Hilarious, amazing stuff.…

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