Add Causely to adopters.yaml #4127
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Signed-off-by: Endre Sara <[email protected]>
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Thank you for responding to my call! It's great to hear you are not only a vendor, but also an end-user.
We are trying to keep this page containing only organizations that are purely end-users, and therefore, I'd say that it's appropriate to have Causely listed only on the vendors page. I approved the other PR already.
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Read LinkedIn post from @jpkrohling and requested to include us in the adopters list,
as we have been using, promoting and contributing to OpenTelemetry.
Thanks!