fix(public): tighten the Promptly privacy page meta description - #79
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The dogfood finding flags the /promptly/privacy meta description as needing tightening. Shorten it from 144 to 121 chars, dropping the redundant 'App-specific' lead-in and 'what it handles' filler while keeping every key term: privacy policy, Promptly, Tiny Studio's booking and no-show prevention app, data handled, retention, and choices. Sync the same copy across meta description, og:description, twitter:description, and JSON-LD description.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Promptly privacy page now uses revised wording in its HTML, Open Graph, Twitter, and JSON-LD descriptions. ChangesPrivacy metadata
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What
Dogfood finding [dogfood 63256313bbbb]: the
/promptly/privacymeta description needs tightening.The description was 144 characters with a redundant lead-in ("App-specific") and filler ("what data it handles").
Change
New description (121 chars, was 144):
Keeps every key term (privacy policy, Promptly, Tiny Studio, booking and no-show prevention app, data handled, retention, choices) while tightening the structure into clean parallel noun phrases. Synced across all four locations:
meta name="description",og:description,twitter:description, and the JSON-LDWebPage.description.Verification
scripts/test-public-meta-descriptions.mjsonfix/public-meta-description-guard), not a title restatement, and og/twitter/JSON-LD all in sync.npm run testpasses end to end (0 failures), includingtest-public-structured-dataandtest-public-social-previewwhich exercise this page.Summary by CodeRabbit