     {
       :section {
         :title "Product"
-        :body "<h3>Pinterest, Pablo improvements</h3>
+        :headline "Pinterest, Pablo improvements"
+        :snippet "
         <ul>
           <li>We soft-launched improvements to our Pinterest scheduling capabilities, including letting you
           pick an image from the page.</li>

    {
      :section {
        :title "Team"
        :body "<h3>Fastest-ever growth and hiring push</h3>
        <ul>
          <li>34 fully on board team members.</li>
          <li>2 new people finished bootcamp and fully joined the team:
          <a href=\"https://open.bufferapp.com/kat-zien-has-joined-buffer-as-a-back-end-developer/\">Kat</a>
          (Engineer) and Danny (Happiness Hero).
          <li>6 people have accepted offers to join the team in the coming weeks/months (3 Product Creators,
            2 Engineers, 1 Community Champion). This will make us 40 people.
          <li>We're hiring for <a href=\"https://buffer.com/journey\">14 (!) different positions</a>
        </ul>"
      }
      :section-name "team"
      :author {

    {
      :section {
        :title "Asks"
        :headline ""
        :snippet "<p>I'm trying to learn how companies structure product, design and front-end development (CSS).
        These seem like overlapping areas, and could easily be 3 people, or could be one person who has ability
        in all areas. With 1 person rather than 3, it feels possible to move much faster.</p>"
        :image-url nil
        :image-height 0
        :image-width 0
        :body "<p>I'm keen to learn how other companies balance expertise and specialization vs speed. If you have any
        thoughts here or know someone who might have thoughts (maybe a founder, CPO or product people), I'd love
        to hear from you! Thanks.</p>"
      }
