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Elijah Kingson
1h
I feel like there has to be a primary action here for them to make.
Ayomide Daniel
30m
Yeah, i think so as well.
Alex Idua
30m
We could say “New” with a plus icon.
Ayomide created a Linear issue QUA 23
12m
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