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Hello there!
I was browsing hackernews.com (as many do) and came across the post located at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39206843. I was disappointed to see the comments about the site having easily fixable issues (yet major if you're trying to sell something to someone - yes I know it's free but you're selling a product for free in return for adoption of said product) and no one stepping up to fix them. They were indeed simple fixes, but it took someone willing and able to actually do them.
Please review this pull request and merge what you'd like. I've tried to keep the changes I've made simple yet impactful. I am from the USA so if the grammar/spelling don't exactly match up to what is used in the UK, please don't be surprised. If there are obvious errors (there shouldn't be as nothing pops up when I run the dev instance!), please let me know. This is my first time using Next.JS, React, etc. and typically prefer sites like this to be simple static sites with HTML, CSS, and JS only, though it doesn't make much of a difference in the end except for saving a couple KB per user and a couple ms off 3G loading times if it can be cached by Cloudflare or similar.
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styling to most links to indicate there's something there. This helps with accessibility and makes the site more interesting.beastcoast
)I still have to use Peppermint myself, though I'll keep it in the back of my head. I work at a help desk and wish we had something like this. (Right now we have the process of "Knock Knock, come fix my stuff" and it really isn't efficient at all. Go
US Military Branch).Thank you, and I wish you the best. Keep up the good work.
Lucas Burlingham (
anything you like at lucas burlingham dot me
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