* This will need a new DNS entry.
* We will need firewall rules punched through to baz.
* More networking blah here.
* Do we need access permissions?
* If so, let me know and I'll investigate.
* Primary implementations are FOO and BAR.
* Minimum featureset assumes no permission constraint.
* [etc]
The reader may quick-read the parent bullets and skip the indented bits. * This will need a new DNS entry.
* We will need firewall rules punched through to baz.company.com
* More networking blah here.
* Do we need access permissions?
* If so, let me know and I'll investigate[...]
* [etc]
The reader may quick-read the parent bullets and skip the indented bits. "Dryer's busted! My DIY laundry line sags! What to do?!"
"If only I could make a loop that won't move in the middle of this rope!"
... and... this knot is new to me. I'm stoked to add it to the brainbox. Way to go, OP! * feel valued,
* connect with you,
* have something to do socially instead of "sooo uh whatcha been up to... uh... nice weather...", and
* get to hone their own speech skills by critiquing in a safe environment.
And.. yeah... it is the "job" of a friend/coworker to say "yes" to that question, right? - care about the long-term effects of their actions
- care about the plan of their surroundings
- plan to stick around
This is a HUGE part of the psychological benefit you refer to of buying.
e.g. https://revealjs.com/#/2/1 <-- from here you can go up or down, then go right to continue the presentation.
You just make one slide deck with lightweight high-abstraction slides and depending on the audience you just... hit the down arrow. bam. now you're inside the tech slides. no nerdy tech guys? sweet, don't hit down on slide 3. Instead you're with the marketing guys, so hit down on slide 5.
Anyway - looks like you got rid of that in order to mimic Powerpoint, but... don't forget it's there. it's my favorite part of using Reveal.js!