If you have ever tried to pick a web design agency by reading "best of" listicles, you already know the problem. Most of them rank by who paid for placement, who has the most SEO juice, or what the SEO tool spat out. None of them tell you which agency is actually right for the work in front of you. We made this one differently. We are an agency, we put ourselves on the list, and we are honest about where we win and where the others do.
This is a working comparison of ten boutique-to-mid-size web design and development studios competing for the same kinds of briefs in 2026. We focused on US-active studios in the 5 to 200 staff range, the band where the founder talks to clients personally and the price tag does not start with a six. We left out holding-company giants (Huge, R/GA, AKQA, Wieden+Kennedy) because they play a different game, and freelancer marketplaces (Toptal, Upwork) because they are not agencies. Everything below is sourced from each agency's own site, the Webflow Partner directory, Clutch, DesignRush, and founder LinkedIn profiles. Pricing is cited "as of May 2026" because directory listings change.
How we built this list
The ten agencies were scored against six weighted criteria. Niche fit (40 percent). Engineering depth on the niche stack (20 percent). Portfolio and case-study quality (15 percent). Pricing transparency (10 percent). Awards and external recognition (10 percent). Reviews and reputation signals (5 percent). Every figure that could be sourced has a citation. Every figure that could not is marked "Not publicly disclosed" rather than guessed.
Three studios were considered and excluded. Instrument was excluded because it now sits inside Stagwell's Code and Theory Network (acquired July 2024) at 250 to 400 staff with documented 2023 and 2024 layoffs, which puts it in the holding-company tier. Default was excluded because the name belongs to a B2B SaaS company, not an agency. Studio Mast was excluded because it is a branding studio with no Webflow tier and no published web-build reviews. Three non-US studios surfaced in early candidate lists (Refokus in Spain, Flow Ninja in Serbia, HEX in Vancouver) and were excluded for scope.
The top 10 at a glance
| Rank | Agency | HQ | Team | Stack | Pricing | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Optify | Japan | Boutique | Webflow, Shopify, Next.js, Astro, GSAP, Stripe | $10K to $80K project | 87 |
| 2 | Edgar Allan | Atlanta, GA | 30 to 49 | Webflow Enterprise, ThreeJS, React | $100 to $149/hr, $10K min | 84 |
| 3 | BX Studio | Los Angeles, CA | 25 to 50 | Webflow Enterprise, Framer | $10K min, $3K to $15K/mo retainer | 82 |
| 4 | Finsweet | New York, NY | 11 to 50 | Webflow Enterprise, Wized, JavaScript | Quote only | 76 |
| 5 | Composite | Brooklyn, NY | 2 to 10 | Webflow Premium, HubSpot, Shopify | $20K min | 68 |
| 6 | Perpetual | New York, NY | 51 to 200 | Webflow, React, Node.js, Shopify | Quote only, $10K to $250K+ | 66 |
| 7 | Clay | San Francisco, CA | 50 to 99 | Custom frontend, design systems | $50K min, $150 to $199/hr | 63 |
| 8 | Big Drop Inc | New York, NY | 50 to 249 | WordPress, Magento, Shopify | $50K min, $100 to $149/hr | 54 |
| 9 | Digital Silk | Miami, FL | 50 to 249 | WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce | $10K min, $100 to $149/hr | 48 |
| 10 | Ironpaper | New York, NY | 50 to 70 | HubSpot CMS, Salesforce, Pardot | $25K min, $200 to $300/hr | 43 |
Score weights: niche fit 40 percent, engineering depth 20 percent, portfolio quality 15 percent, pricing transparency 10 percent, awards 10 percent, reviews 5 percent. Pricing as listed on agency sites and Clutch as of May 2026.
1. Optify
HQ: Japan, working with clients across the US, EU, and APAC. Founded: 2023. Stack: Webflow, Shopify, Next.js, Astro, GSAP, Stripe. Pricing: project-based, typically $10,000 to $80,000, retainer options available.
This is us. Optify is a digital experience and optimisation studio. We design and build digital products end-to-end: marketing sites, web applications, online stores, and interactive experiences. We pick the right tool for each job rather than forcing every project onto one platform. Webflow is one tool we use, alongside Shopify for serious e-commerce, Next.js for application work, Astro for content-led sites, GSAP for animation, and Stripe for custom checkouts. Beyond new builds, a meaningful share of what we do is auditing and optimising existing sites: UX research, performance tuning, conversion-rate work, accessibility fixes, and structural refactors. We work with founders, marketing teams, and product teams across industries, from early-stage startups to established brands.
Best at: picking the right stack for the job and shipping it well. Webflow plus serious engineering when the marketing site needs custom checkouts, programmatic SEO, or Stripe integration. Shopify when the build is real e-commerce. Astro or Next.js when the product team wants real control over rendering and components. UX research and optimisation work on sites that already exist and need to perform better.
Where we fall short: we do not hold a Webflow Enterprise tier badge, and our awards profile is portfolio-led rather than directory-led. If you need a 200-person agency with a Fortune-500 case-study deck, we are not the right pick.
Best fit: founders, marketing leads, and product teams on a $10K to $80K budget, with no in-house dev team, who want a partner that recommends the right tool for their specific needs rather than pushing one platform.
2. Edgar Allan
HQ: Atlanta, Georgia, with satellite teams in Argentina, Serbia, and South Africa. Founded: 2013. Team: 30 to 49 (the Webflow Conf 2023 talk states 40 worldwide). Stack: Webflow Enterprise Partner, ThreeJS, Spline, Blender, Rive, hybrid Webflow plus WordPress on some builds. Languages: English, Spanish. Pricing: $100 to $149 per hour, $10,000 minimum, as listed on Clutch as of May 2026.
Edgar Allan is the most decorated Webflow studio on this list. They are Webflow Agency of the Year for 2022 and 2023, won the inaugural Webflow Technical Achievement Award for the Letter Run interactive experience, and were nominated for Awwwards Best of the Web 2023. The work is brand-strategy-led: a typical engagement starts in messaging and content and ends in a Webflow build that doubles as an Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) engine. Notable clients include NCR, Premji Invest, IHG, InterContinental, Regent, Accel, and Emory.
Best at: brand-strategy-led Webflow builds for mid-market and enterprise B2B, especially VC, investment, and B2B SaaS verticals.
Where they fall short: the offer is design-and-narrative-weighted, so teams that need heavy custom JavaScript, Next.js, or Shopify Plus engineering will find the technical surface lighter than Finsweet or BX. No Shopify Plus partnership. No bilingual EN/JA capability.
Best fit: US mid-market to enterprise B2B (VC firms, fintech, SaaS, Fortune 500 marketing teams) needing brand repositioning plus a Webflow site that doubles as an AEO engine. Budgets typically $50K and up.
3. BX Studio
HQ: Los Angeles (remote-first, with NYC market presence). Part of Barrel Holdings. Founded: Webflow practice active since 2020. Team: 25 to 50. Stack: Webflow Enterprise Partner, Framer, integrations with HubSpot, Marketo, Greenhouse, Ashby, Spline, Salesforce. Languages: English. Pricing: $10,000 minimum on the Webflow Partner directory as of November 2025, SEO retainers $3,000 to $15,000+ per month, migrations from $4,700.
BX Studio took home 2025 Webflow Enterprise Partner of the Year. They were also a 2025 finalist for Website Experience of the Year, a 2024 finalist for Webflow Agency of the Year, and the original winners of the inaugural Webflow Award for Business Impact in 2022 (for Headspace Health). The signature project is the Verifone migration: a 28-locale global site delivered in 10 days. BX speaks at every Webflow Conf. Notable clients include Reddit, Verifone, Headspace, NBC, Gorgias, Voiceflow, ASAPP, Consilio, and IGN/Toyota Grand Highlander.
Best at: enterprise-grade Webflow migrations and B2B marketing sites under high-pressure timelines, with a polished component-system service called BrandFlow.
Where they fall short: Webflow-exclusive, so heavy custom backends, Next.js apps, or e-commerce work outside basic Shopify integrations fall outside their stack. No Clutch profile, so reputation rests on the Webflow Awards record rather than third-party scoring. English only.
Best fit: mid-market to enterprise B2B technology, financial services, or professional services in North America needing a fast Webflow migration or rebuild plus ongoing SEO and AEO retainer.
4. Finsweet
HQ: New York, NY (globally distributed async team). Founded: 2016. Team: 11 to 50 on LinkedIn (their own pricing blog says 50). Stack: Webflow Enterprise Partner, Wized for web apps, custom JavaScript, Airtable CMS Bridge. Creators of Client-First, Attributes, Finsweet Extension, Components, and Consent Pro. Languages: English. Pricing: not publicly disclosed, quote only.
Finsweet is the deep-technical Webflow studio. Their open-source tools (Client-First, Attributes, Finsweet Extension) are used by every other Webflow agency on this list, including ours. The signature client engagement is the Dropbox Dash migration, where Finsweet's case study claims pages launched 500 percent faster post-migration. Notable clients include Dropbox / Dropbox Dash, Clay (the agency one slot below), Steadily, OnArrival, plus logo-bar references to Upwork, Honeybook, GitHub, and Aura.
Best at: deep technical Webflow execution (custom JavaScript, advanced CMS architecture, web apps via Wized) for B2B SaaS and enterprise teams.
Where they fall short: Webflow-exclusive (no Next.js, no Shopify, no native frontend frameworks). Pricing opacity plus premium positioning makes them a poor fit for budgets under roughly $30K. Brand-strategy depth historically lighter than design-led shops.
Best fit: B2B SaaS, growth-stage startups, and enterprise marketing teams needing a Webflow build with complex CMS, JavaScript, custom apps, or developer-grade ongoing maintenance. Mid five-figures and up.
5. Composite
HQ: Brooklyn, New York. Founded: 2016 (Webflow practice 2018). Team: 2 to 10 on LinkedIn. Stack: Webflow Premium Partner (Partner since June 2023), HubSpot, Shopify integrations. Languages: English. Pricing: $20,000 minimum on the Webflow Partner directory as of November 2025.
Composite is the smallest Webflow Premium Partner on this list and uses that to good effect. The work is UX-first, with strong CMS architecture for migrations. The standout case study is AutoTrader Canada, where Composite reports a 33 percent engagement lift post-migration. They also have an Awwwards Honorable Mention for SquareDash. Notable clients include AutoTrader Canada, Obligo, Gather AI, Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, Notable Health, and Blockaid.
Best at: boutique Webflow Premium Partner specialising in UX-first migrations and SaaS marketing sites with strong CMS architecture, in US time zones.
Where they fall short: small team of 2 to 10 limits capacity for very large complex enterprise localisation. English only. No Next.js, GSAP, or Shopify Plus tier.
Best fit: pre-seed to Series B SaaS, fintech, or healthtech, plus mid-market enterprises at $20,000 to $75,000 wanting a US-time-zone Webflow partner with strong UX and brand craft.
6. Perpetual
HQ: New York, NY (with meaningful dev capacity in India). Founded: 2012. Team: 51 to 200. Stack: React, Node.js, AWS, Azure, Shopify, Figma, Webflow Professional Partner, WordPress, Swift, OpenEdX. Languages: English. Pricing: not publicly disclosed, quote only. Clutch case studies indicate ranges from $10,000 to $250,000+.
Perpetual is the option for teams that need both a marketing site and a real software product from the same agency. The Webflow practice is one tier among many: a typical engagement might pair a Webflow build with a Shopify storefront, a React web app, and a Swift mobile app. Notable clients include Thomson Reuters, Fox Sports, Car and Driver, US Bank, Sonder, HIMSS Accelerate, Colgate, Verizon, Elle, UCSF, MIT, Mythical Games, and Hearst Corporation. They have an Emmy Award (Nickelodeon iPad app, 2019) and a Webby (Facebook Journalism Project, 2020). 95+ verified Clutch reviews.
Best at: NYC product agency that pairs UX research and full-stack engineering with Webflow, suited to clients needing both a marketing site and real software.
Where they fall short: Webflow is one of many platforms in the stack rather than a specialty. No Webflow Awards wins. Offshore dev capacity in India can dilute the boutique US-time-zone pitch.
Best fit: mid-market to Fortune 500 in financial services, media, healthcare, or hospitality needing an integrated UX, Webflow, and software development partner at $50K to $250K+.
7. Clay
HQ: San Francisco (remote-first across US, Europe, and Southeast Asia). Founded: 2009. Team: 50 to 99. Stack: custom frontend, design systems, Figma practice. Not a Webflow specialist (no public Webflow Partner tier). Languages: English. Pricing: $50,000 minimum, $150 to $199 per hour, as listed on Clutch as of May 2026.
Clay is the design heavyweight. The client list reads like a tech roll call: Slack, Coinbase, Snapchat, Amazon, Meta, Google, Coca-Cola, Sony, Stripe, Uber. Awards include 14 Awwwards recognitions across SOTD and Honorable Mentions, plus features in The Brand Identity, CSS Design Awards, Mindsparkle Mag, and BrandNew. Clutch shows 32 verified reviews at near-perfect rating. DesignRush 4.9 across 37 reviews. The work is brand identity, marketing site design, and product UX done at premium quality with senior-led teams.
Best at: brand-led, design-system-driven UX and brand identity work for B2B SaaS, fintech, AI, and enterprise.
Where they fall short: Clay is design-led, not Webflow-engineering-led. No Webflow tier. The development practice is custom frontend rather than Webflow CMS plus GSAP. Pricing minimum $50K and rate $150 to $199 per hour skew above typical Webflow boutique budgets.
Best fit: mid-market to Fortune 100 SaaS, fintech, AI, and consumer tech wanting premium brand and product design with strong design systems. Less suited if you specifically need a Webflow Partner build at boutique price.
8. Big Drop Inc
HQ: New York, NY (offices in Miami, Los Angeles, and Europe). Founded: 2012. Team: 50 to 249 on Clutch (the agency claims 100+ creatives). Stack: WordPress (primary), Drupal, Magento, WooCommerce, Shopify, Ruby on Rails. Not a Webflow shop. Languages: English. Pricing: $50,000 minimum, $100 to $149 per hour, as listed on Clutch as of May 2026. Most common project size $50K to $199K across 19 of 36 Clutch reviews.
Big Drop is the polished WordPress shop on this list. The work is visually strong, brand-storytelling-led, and built primarily on WordPress with custom themes for mid-market and enterprise clients. Notable named case studies include Semperis, Square, Bloomfire, NYSC, VerSprite, and Optimum by Altice. Logo-bar references include Northwell Health, Samsung, Citi, Warner Music Group, Activision, Moroccanoil, LabCorp, United Nations, and Assurant. Clutch shows 4.6 of 5 across 36 verified reviews, with the lowest score on Schedule (4.4 of 5).
Best at: visually polished, design-forward custom WordPress and Magento builds for mid-market and enterprise brands needing rebrand-grade websites.
Where they fall short: anchored in WordPress, Drupal, and Magento, with no Webflow, Next.js, headless React, or GSAP-led motion as differentiators. Schedule rating of 4.4 (lowest of their categories on Clutch) and reviews flag project-management turnover.
Best fit: US mid-market and enterprise (financial services, healthcare, SaaS, media, consumer) at $50K to $250K with complex content architectures and a need for full-service branding plus WordPress or Magento rebuild.
9. Digital Silk
HQ: Miami, Florida (East Coast client-facing office in NYC, plus offices in San Diego, LA, Chicago, San Francisco, Austin, Orlando, Boston, Phoenix, and Milan). Founded: 2015. Team: 50 to 249, working figure roughly 100 to 200 plus contractors. Stack: WordPress (primary), Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento. Not a Webflow specialist. Languages: English (Italian plausible via Milan, not formally documented). Pricing: $10,000 minimum, $100 to $149 per hour on Clutch as of May 2026, with most common project size $10K to $49K across 41 reviews and typical engagements at $30K to $60K.
Digital Silk is the full-service mid-market WordPress and Shopify shop, sold as a single vendor for branding, build, SEO, and ongoing digital marketing. Self-listed clients include Sony, Northwestern University Medill, P and G, Xerox, NYU, NFL, McDonald's, Bang and Olufsen, Paul Stuart, RE/MAX Costa Rica, Puma Energy, Rollink, G2 Esports, and Absolute Dogs. Caveat: several of the largest brand logos appear without specific named case studies, so depth of engagement varies. Clutch 4.9 of 5 across 49 reviews, with one highly negative October 2025 review (Craver, 0.5 of 5) citing a 13-month timeline overrun and 300+ QA issues.
Best at: mid-market WordPress and Shopify rebuilds packaged with branding and SEO, sold as full-service engagements with high sales-process polish.
Where they fall short: broad WordPress, Shopify, and SEO shop, not a Webflow custom-development specialist. No Next.js, headless React, or GSAP. Multiple verified Clutch reviews flag timeline slippage and bug rates. Bundled marketing services lean over deep front-end engineering.
Best fit: US and international mid-market (B2B SaaS, consumer goods, professional services, healthcare, e-commerce) at $30K to $200K wanting a single vendor for branding, WordPress or Shopify build, SEO, and ongoing digital marketing.
10. Ironpaper
HQ: New York, NY (secondary office in Charlotte). Founded: 2002 to 2003. Team: 50 to 70 (the homepage states "our team of 70 people"). Stack: HubSpot CMS (primary), HubSpot Marketing/Sales/CRM/Operations Hubs, Salesforce, Pardot, Databox. HubSpot Diamond Certified Agency Partner. Not a Webflow or Shopify shop. Languages: English. Pricing: $25,000 minimum, $200 to $300 per hour, as listed on Clutch as of May 2026.
Ironpaper is the HubSpot shop. The whole offer is built around translating HubSpot deeply into B2B demand generation, account-based marketing, and pipeline outcomes for companies with long, complex sales cycles. They are HubSpot Diamond Certified (the top tier), Google Partner, and Databox Premier Certified. Notable clients include Steelcase, Sparks Group, Solartis, SiteX Environmental, Mobilewalla, Goddard Technologies, and PCS. G2 5.0 across 2 verified reviews.
Best at: translating HubSpot deeply into B2B demand generation, ABM, and pipeline outcomes for companies with 6 to 18-month sales cycles.
Where they fall short: HubSpot CMS and B2B marketing-operations shop, not a Webflow or custom front-end studio. Does not advertise Webflow, Next.js, GSAP, Shopify, or motion-led design as core capabilities. Hourly rate of $200 to $300 is the highest in this set and skews enterprise.
Best fit: mid-market and enterprise B2B (SaaS, IoT, IT, manufacturing, professional services) on HubSpot or considering it, with 6 to 18-month sales cycles, looking for marketing operations, ABM, and lead generation rather than a visually distinctive marketing site.
How to evaluate any agency on this list
"Best agency" is a meaningless category. "Best agency for your specific brief" is the real question. Four variables matter most when evaluating any of the ten studios above against your actual project.
Specialisation versus breadth. Some studios on this list go deep on a single platform. Others bring a multi-tool stack and pick per project. Decide which model fits your situation. A team building a single-platform site for the next three years is well served by a specialist. A team with mixed marketing-site, e-commerce, and product-engineering needs over the same period is usually better served by a partner who can recommend a different tool as the brief evolves.
Pricing transparency. Several studios disclose project minimums on the Webflow Partner directory or Clutch. Others are quote-only. Quote-only is not automatically a problem, but it makes early budget conversations harder. If you are working to a fixed budget, prioritise studios that publish their floor and treat quote-only studios as "interesting but unverified" until you have a number from them.
Reviews versus awards. Some studios optimise for Webflow Awards and Awwwards Site of the Day. Others optimise for Clutch and Google reviews. Both are real signals, but they answer different questions. Awards tell you about peer respect and visual craft. Reviews tell you about client experience, timeline reliability, and how the team behaves after launch. Read both, and weight the one that matches your concern.
Agency shape relative to project shape. A 200-person agency can absorb a 24-month enterprise rebuild without missing a deadline. A focused team often ships faster and communicates more directly on a 12-week marketing-site project. Match the agency shape to the project shape, not the other way around.
Beyond these four, the brief itself often contains the answer. Studios that have shipped your specific use case before, in your industry, at your scale, are simply more likely to do it well a second time. The detailed profiles above are the place to look for that match.
Working with Optify
Optify is a digital experience and optimisation studio based in Japan, working with founders, marketing teams, and product teams across the US, EU, and APAC. We design and build digital products end-to-end: marketing sites, web applications, online stores, and interactive experiences. Webflow is one of the tools in our stack, alongside Shopify, Next.js, Astro, GSAP, and Stripe, and we recommend the right tool per project rather than fitting every brief to a single platform. A meaningful share of our work is also ongoing optimisation on existing sites: UX research, performance tuning, conversion-rate work, accessibility fixes, and structural refactors. Project pricing typically falls in the $10,000 to $80,000 range, with retainer options for ongoing work.
If you are scoping a new build, a rebuild, or an optimisation engagement, the fastest way to make progress is a conversation. Our introductory call is 30 minutes. We listen to where you are, ask a few specific questions about scope, timeline, and goals, and walk you through how we would approach the work. No deck, no pitch.
Directory listicles are paid placements first, editorial second. Agencies pay for premium spots, sponsored badges, and "verified" review pulls. The ordering reflects who paid more, not who delivered better work. This list was scored by a single weighted methodology across six criteria, with the weights stated up-front. Every figure has a citation, and where we could not source something we wrote "Not publicly disclosed" rather than guessing. None of the ten studios paid to be on this list. Two of them (Finsweet and Composite) make tools we use ourselves, and we still ranked them where the criteria put them.
Yes, several. We bounded this list to US-active boutique-to-mid-size studios in the 5 to 200 staff band, which excluded three strong non-US shops we considered: Refokus (Spain), Flow Ninja (Serbia), and HEX (Vancouver, Canada). Refokus in particular is one of the most-decorated Webflow studios in the world. We also excluded the holding-company giants (Huge, R/GA, AKQA, Code and Theory, Wieden+Kennedy) and Instrument (now part of Stagwell's Code and Theory Network at 250+ staff) because they play a different game at a different price tier. If you have a budget over $250K and you want a 200-person agency, look at those names. If you are evaluating a small studio not on this list, the same six criteria will tell you whether they are credible.
None of the ten will work in a $10K full-build engagement. The realistic pricing floor across the list, on Clutch and Webflow Partner directory data as of May 2026, is $10,000 minimum (Optify project bottom, Edgar Allan, BX Studio, Digital Silk), with most actual engagements landing higher. If your budget is genuinely under $10K, you have three honest options: a Webflow template plus a freelance designer (works for very simple landing pages), a freelancer marketplace like Toptal or Contra (variable quality), or staging the work in phases with one of the boutique studios above where the first phase is a small piece (a single landing page, an audit, a content migration). If you want guidance on which of those makes sense, our free website evaluation covers exactly that conversation.
Less important than agencies make it sound. The Enterprise tier is a paid Webflow programme with revenue and partnership commitments, not a quality test. Three studios on this list (Edgar Allan, BX Studio, Finsweet) hold Enterprise. Composite holds Premium (one tier down). Optify and Perpetual hold lower tiers. The badge means the studio has shipped enough Webflow work to clear Webflow's own commercial bar, which is a real signal for very large enterprise deployments where Webflow itself wants to know who is on the build. For most marketing sites in the $10K to $80K range, the badge does not change quality. The portfolio, the case studies, and the references do.
For e-commerce specifically, our recommendation is Shopify, regardless of which content platform you pair it with. Of the ten agencies on this list, the Shopify-credible options are Optify (full Shopify builds for retail, merch, and brand commerce), Composite (Shopify integration), Big Drop (Shopify alongside WordPress), and Digital Silk (Shopify alongside WordPress). For very high-volume Shopify Plus engagements with custom apps and Polaris-aligned admin extensions, a dedicated Shopify Plus partner outside this list is often the right call. If you want a brand site connected to a Shopify storefront on a subdomain (the pattern we use most often), the Webflow shops above can build the brand layer and pair with a Shopify partner for the store.
Scope. We bounded the list to US-active studios because that is where most of the agency-search demand sits, and where buyers tend to evaluate vendors that can match their time zones and procurement processes. Several strong European and UK shops were considered (Refokus in Spain is the most decorated Webflow studio anywhere, Flow Ninja in Serbia is a Webflow Enterprise Partner with a serious portfolio) and excluded for scope. Optify itself is Japan-based but US-active across our client base, which is the criterion the rest of the list was held to. If you specifically want a UK or EU shop, ask for one in your evaluation criteria and the right names will surface. We are happy to point you at three or four we respect.
Agency capabilities change. People move between studios. Pricing moves on Clutch and the Webflow Partner directory every quarter or two. We plan to revisit this list at least annually, and to flag dateModified on every refresh. If something on this list looks wrong to you (a pricing figure has shifted, a studio has been acquired, a new shop should be on the list), email us and we will look at it. The goal is for the post to actually be useful in twelve and twenty-four months, not to ossify the day it was published.
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