Add direct URLs wherever applicable#82
Add direct URLs wherever applicable#82purplebar0 wants to merge 1 commit intoBryanLunduke:masterfrom
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**Without removing original URLs**, added direct URLs to referenced posts, unless the original URL is the source itself.
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I'm open to suggestions for changing the label for Lunduke Journal X posts, since it would be trivial to substitute. I realise that some sources are on X, and that in some cases Lunduke Journal X posts were the sole source, so I thought |
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he will not merge this. whis whole repo is just abusing the situation to promote him self lol. |
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Can someone fork this and maintain it please |
We don't know that, which is why people keep submitting issues and PRs, |
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Hey @purplebar0 assuming Lunduke will never merge this PR, do you plan to constantly maintain and update your fork of this repo with the developer statements? If that is the case I could just follow your fork and stop following this one. And also enable issues in your fork. |
I've been meaning to delete my GitHub account for a long time (anytime now), so I'd rather pass on the torch to someone else. |
Okay that is fine. If anyone else is willing to take up the responsibility please let me know so I can star that repo. |
Without removing original URLs, added direct URLs to referenced/relevant posts/publications, unless the original URL is the source itself. Using 𝕏 to denote original Lunduke Journal posts on X, but substituting for something else if need be is easy.
Solves #22, #60 and #79.
For additional context, while Lunduke Journal X posts give editor's insight into why an OS was added to the corresponding column, X is not a libre service, and getting to the actual source requires the extra step of opening the X post first, if the source was linked to begin with.
Other than fixing a typo, nothing else was edited.