[ai] Third Age section: remove Tumblr line and consolidate Notion paragraphs#156
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Remove dangling Tumblr lines and merge three repetitive "Notion was the most influential" paragraphs into one coherent paragraph. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implements
Closes #116
Parent plan
#99
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src/content/essays/block-party.mdxand search for "Tumblr" — should find zero occurrences in the Third Age sectionNotes
The edit is purely a tightening pass using existing text — no new writing was added. The Gutenberg comparison ("While Gutenberg served a small use case — writing blog posts") was drawn from L713 and folded into the consolidated paragraph to preserve the contrast that explains why Notion was influential.