This PR adds a link to [Staticman](https://staticman.net), a free and open source platform to insert user-generated into a Jekyll site by converting entries to data files and pushing them to the repository where the site lives.
Formingo (https://www.formingo.co) is a new service I'm working on that handles form processing for static websites, such as those generated through Jekyll. Adding it to the list of form services because I believe it'd be a helpful resource and alternative to some of the other listed services.
https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/pull/4243 updated this link to a jekyll-specific page. This commit adds utm params to the link so we can tell that users came to us from the Jekyll documentation. Among other things, this will help us provide better support to Jekyll users who sign up, since we'll know what site generator they're using.
Launched by [thoughtbot] today.
Intended to be Jekyll-friendly with
no iframes, JavaScript embeds, or CSS overrides.
It just generates a URL to use as your form's `action` endpoint.
It has a very simple webhook system, which means
it can automatically forward all submissions to a webhook of your choosing.
We've been using [Zapier] to handle the heavy lifting of
sending form data along from FormKeep to MailChimp, Trello, etc.
[thoughtbot]: https://thoughtbot.com
[Zapier]: http://zapier.com
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