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Helping @Peter23221. PR supersedes #171, which cannot be merged.

@Peter23221, can you provide me with some more details about your participation? When having a look at archive.org, I cannot find a version of the site that was either functional or fit to participate in CSS N/D. How did the site look like in 2023?

(@arkhi, if you have more thoughts on this, let’s please chat off-thread. Would love some alignment on how we like to handle cases like this one.)

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  • Documentation
    • Updated CSS Naked Day 2023 participant list
    • Added LinebyLine website to the recognized participants

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feat: add LinebyLine to participants list
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Added LinebyLine to the list of participants for CSS Naked Day 2023. This enhances the participants' representation on the page.

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Signed-off-by: Jens Oliver Meiert <[email protected]>
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The pull request introduces a new list item in the 2023.html file, specifically adding an entry for "LinebyLine" to the ordered list of websites participating in CSS Naked Day 2023. This modification expands the documentation of participating websites for the event, maintaining the existing HTML structure while providing recognition for a new contributor.

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2023.html Added a new <li> element with a hyperlink to LinebyLine website within the ordered list

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  • add mxb.dev #141: Similar PR involving additions to an ordered list within the #main_content section of an HTML document

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🐰 A rabbit's ode to LinebyLine's fame,
In CSS Naked Day's hallowed frame,
A link so pure, a list so bright,
Celebrating web design's delight!
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64-64: HTML structure looks good

The new entry follows the established pattern and maintains alphabetical ordering within the list.

64-64: Verify website participation and accessibility

Based on the PR description, there are concerns about verifying LinebyLine's participation in CSS Naked Day 2023. Let's verify the website's existence and accessibility.

Additionally:

  1. Could you clarify why PR Update 2023.html #171 couldn't be merged?
  2. @Peter23221, could you please confirm how the site appeared during CSS Naked Day 2023?

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Helping @Peter23221. PR supersedes #171, which cannot be merged.

@Peter23221, can you provide me with some more details about your participation? When having a look at archive.org, I cannot find a version of the site that was either functional or fit to participate in CSS N/D. How did the site look like in 2023?

(@arkhi, if you have more thoughts on this, let’s please chat off-thread. Would love some alignment on how we like to handle cases like this one.)

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  • Documentation

    • Updated CSS Naked Day 2023 participant list
    • Added LinebyLine website to the recognized participants

@j9t I think they didn´t crawl the site back then. But it´s no problem, we can also participate the coming year, so no problem.

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j9t commented Dec 30, 2024

I think they didn´t crawl the site back then. But it´s no problem, we can also participate the coming year, so no problem.

It would be easier that way, and also nice to have you participate again!

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