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@MrStarfleetCommand MrStarfleetCommand commented Jul 29, 2025

These changes update links from https://twitter.com/htmlstandard to https://x.com/htmlstandard to avoid the pointless redirect.


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This is not good:
Screenshot 2025-07-29 at 11 53 38

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I have no idea what's causing such a large number to show. All I did was modify one line (the line with the link to Twitter) and add one line (with my name in the acknowledgements).

Apologies if I did something wrong. Do you have any idea what might be causing that?

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annevk commented Jul 29, 2025

I suspect your editor changed line endings or some such.

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Do you know if/how I can fix it? I'm not very experienced with this.

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domenic commented Jul 30, 2025

We can't provide support for your editor. It might be best to work on other projects until you get more experience with editing text files.

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That account seems largely unmaintained, do we still want to keep the link in that case?

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Do you know if/how I can fix it? I'm not very experienced with this.

If you use VSCode, then there's either LF or CRLF in the bottom of the screen. Choose LF and save again. If you are using Notepad, then please use something else that can preserve line endings, e.g. VSCode.

Further questions can go in stackoverflow.com rather than here, though.

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I have fixed the issues noted above. Does this look ok now?

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