Maybe this time?

C'MON GIT

Author: BlitzErik

Documentation/Development/ReleaseProcess.md

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     * sp_BlitzCache @Version and @VersionDate 
     * sp_Blitz @Version and @VersionDate
 
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 ## Push to Master
 
 * Push to the master branch from dev. (Make sure you're pushing FROM dev, TO master.)
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 ## Announce It
 
-* Copy the FRK scripts into BrentOzar.com's First Responder Kit folder (Employees/Products/Download Pack)
-* Copy the old zip file's name, delete the old zip file, then create a new zip file with today's date, like First-Responder-Kit-20170126.zip.
-* Upload it to u.brentozar.com (s3), set permissions so that it's readable by everyone. Delete the old zip file.
-* Change the email download link by going into BrentOzar.com WordPress - click Forms, and in the form list, find First Responder Kit, Settings, Notifications, First Responder Kit. Edit the message to point to the new zip file name.
-* Copy the Github release text into a WordPress blog post. The nice thing about doing the Github release first is that you should be able to copy/paste the Github release page and the HTML should paste smoothly into the WordPress draft window, complete with links to the Github issues. At the end of the post, put a download now link that points to: https://www.brentozar.com/first-aid/
-* Create a Mailchimp announcement to people who subscribed to the FRK releases, linking directly to the zip file. (For now, Brent will do this part.)
+* Copy the FRK scripts into BrentOzar.com's First Responder Kit zip file (Employees/Products/First Responder Kit/FirstResponderKit.zip)
+* Copy the FirstResponderKit.zip into Employees/Public.BrentOzar
+* Copy the Github release text into a WordPress blog post with the First Responder Kit category. The nice thing about doing the Github release first is that you should be able to copy/paste the Github release page and the HTML should paste smoothly into the WordPress draft window, complete with links to the Github issues. At the end of the post, put a download now link that points to: https://www.brentozar.com/first-aid/