Reduce the prominence of examples in the security advisories page #1178
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The examples are useful to have but should be less prominent than the latest published advisories, or the security disclosure policy timeline.
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I feel like we could almost get back to bullet points for each severity level. It's a bit contrived, but i feel like the flow makes more sense this way. Let me know what you think. 
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I would opt for the bullet points style for increased readability. less scrolling and better overview over the different levels. |
These are part of the paragraph but appeared to be almost a new section of their own. This also reduces the scroll necessary to get to the latest published security advisories.
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Ok, i agree. I have a slight preference for the bullet points list too. Pushed a commit that does that instead. Old version is still visible as a screenshot in OP. |
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PR introduces bullet points for the severity headers and collapsible section for the examples. This makes the page more readable and creates a more unified severity section, with the different levels displayed together.
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In #1147 we added examples for each severity level. While this is useful to have as an illustration in the policy, this made the first part of the "Policy" section take a lot more space. It takes almost 1.5x the height of my high resolution office monitor. This means scrolling up more than one entire page before getting to the disclosure timeline, let alone the latest publish advisories.
This PR reduces the prominence of the severity level by reducing the size of the section titles and by putting the example under a collapsible section.
Here is how it changes the display for me.
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