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Thank you for developing this driver @antonok-edm!

I really do not want to downplay your effort, however, I see it was added to the released driver list and I ask myself whether this driver is really release-ready.
All I can see is just one commit in the repository. There is also no blog (or similar) announcement post like we traditionally do.

@eldruin No worries! To be honest, hidden behind that one commit is a lot of hard work by @jamwaffles, who's already made some very solid APIs for interacting with displays like these. I started from the code in rust-embedded-community/sh1106@294e8fa and my changes primarily consist of changing command specifications and the init sequence to support the ssd1309, which has slightly different requirements.

The driver already works very well on my own SSD1309 SPI display, I figured having the driver posted somewhere may be useful to anyone else with the same display.

Regarding a blog/announcement post, I just noticed there are some other drivers with GitHub links, so I just copied that format. I don't have much of a blog myself, but if that's a requirement I could set something up on my website.

Hmm, honestly I think the link to github is unnecessary since it is trivial to get there from crates.io.
I have noticed now that there are several cases of this in the list but the criteria is right there:

The list below contains drivers developed as part of the Weekly Driver initiative and that have achieved the "released" status (published on crates.io + documentation / short blog post).

I guess they slipped through.
Anyway I do not want to make a big fuss about it because this is not really important but I think a short higher level announcement / demonstration post in whatever form is valuable for the community since not everybody can jump right into some code.

Hey @antonok-edm, If you have not found the time for the higher-level post, you could always add this driver to the WIP section just beneath it.
It would be great to be able to promote this work by having it somewhere in the list.

@eldruin Sorry for delay here, but I've finally created a post on my website and updated this PR with the link.

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