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[kkkkkabir]

Name: Updated README.md with my name | Link: EddieHubCommunity/open-source-practice#93
Name: Add Kabir Jain to Contributors list | Link: firstcontributions/first-contributions#29649
Name: Added a machine learning website to Blogs section | Link: fbdevelopercircles/FbDevcCommunityContent#223
Name: Added hackathons section | Link: fbdevelopercircles/FbDevcCommunityContent#113
Name: Removed link "Google Reskilling India Program | Pluralsight" | Link: dipakkr/A-to-Z-Resources-for-Students#1281
Name: Update CONTRIBUTORS.md | Link: dipakkr/A-to-Z-Resources-for-Students#1280
Name: Update README.md | Link: matiassingers/awesome-readme#135

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Something happened: Link is not valid please create another issue with valid link.

[shriaas2898]

Hey @kkkkkabir you have to remove <> while adding the link.

[kkkkkabir]

Hi! I even removed <> in my previous issue but still, it didn't work.

[AJV009]

hey @kkkkkabir here is an md example of what it should look like!

**Name:** PR Name | **Link**: https://github.com/link-to-pr

[kkkkkabir]

@AJV009 I did just like that too...but still it didn't work. It doesn't show https://

[AJV009]

mmm looks weird
let me test too, ill soon let you know

[AJV009]

@kkkkkabir ITS WORKING!
see my last 2-3 issues
both update and addition are working

[kkkkkabir]

@AJV009 I'll try again then.

[AJV009]

@AJV009 I'll try again then.

Hey @kkkkkabir, there was a bug!
"|" characters are skipped by the program and considered as next section!
SO it is a kind of clear bug!
your #7 was correct!
for the time being remove the "|" from this line "Google Reskilling India Program | Pluralsight"

**Name:** Removed link "Google Reskilling India Program | Pluralsight" | **Link**: https://github.com/dipakkr/A-to-Z-Resources-for-Students/pull/1281

so it would look like

**Name:** Removed link "Google Reskilling India Program Pluralsight" | **Link**: https://github.com/dipakkr/A-to-Z-Resources-for-Students/pull/1281

Let us know if you still face an issue!

[kkkkkabir]

Oh, I thought that too but didn't implement it. I'll see if that works