Add credits in Highlights blog post #1747
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| ### Named tuples and other Scala 3 improvements | |||
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| *Powered by LAMP, the Scala open-source team at VirtusLab, the Scala team at Akka and the Scala Center* | |||
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@tgodzik Is it okay if I shorten the Scala open-source team at VirtusLab to the Scala team at VirtusLab?
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maybe "led by" instead of "powered by"? not sure what I think. I don't strongly object to "powered", but it's a bit slangy and maybe "led" gently leaves room for the community helping as well, as they do? |
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This PR updates the Scala Highlights blog post to acknowledge which organizations is investing in the open source development of Scala.
It should supersede #1745