Correct Oxford Comma in Communities of Practice Page

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Overview

Our website needs to use the Oxford comma consistently so that the website is correct and uniform. In this issue we will be changing text on the Communities of Practice page.

Action Items

• For the file /pages/communities-of-practice.html, we will be changing text on line 12

  Communities of Practice started at Hack for LA in 2020, post-Covid. These communities have been a vital connection point in our fully remote organization. They have enabled us to connect people across projects in ways that are both meaningful for the individuals, and have helped the organization build professional infrastructure to support our community, nonprofit and government project partnerships. These communities have also enabled Hack for LA to provide rapid response to the evolving crises of 2020.
  

  becomes

  Communities of Practice started at Hack for LA in 2020, post-Covid. These communities have been a vital connection point in our fully remote organization. They have enabled us to connect people across projects in ways that are both meaningful for the individuals, and have helped the organization build professional infrastructure to support our community, nonprofit, and government project partnerships. These communities have also enabled Hack for LA to provide rapid response to the evolving crises of 2020.
  

• Use Docker to test changes locally, in both desktop and mobile views

Resources

Website page with issue: https://www.hackforla.org/communities-of-practice
File on GitHub: https://github.com/hackforla/website/blob/gh-pages/pages/communities-of-practice.html