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Just re-read the Google workspace blog by @westonplatter which was great, just found some very very minor nit-like character things, capitalizing the G in google and putting `` around .tf

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    • Corrected capitalization and formatting inconsistencies in blog content.
    • Improved code formatting and removed unnecessary trailing spaces for better readability.

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Editorial and stylistic revisions were made to a markdown blog post, correcting capitalization, removing trailing spaces, and improving code formatting. No changes were made to any functional or logical content.

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content/blog/platform-engineering-way-to-manage-google-workspace-users.md Editorial corrections: capitalization fixes, trailing space removal, and improved code formatting.

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content/blog/platform-engineering-way-to-manage-google-workspace-users.md (1)

53-56: Nice capitalization fix—one more brand-name nit

Good catch capitalizing “Google.” While you’re here, consider aligning the “DataDog” brand styling with the vendor’s own convention (“Datadog”).

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content/blog/platform-engineering-way-to-manage-google-workspace-users.md (4)

63-64: LGTM – link sentence reads cleanly
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70-72: LGTM – list item update is clear


82-84: LGTM – second list item consistent with first


241-242: LGTM – back-tick formatting improves readability

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Thanks @oycyc for fixing these!

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