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Good idea. Question on this - should we make like an #include that then makes sure the text only needs to be modified in one location and shows up in both? |
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We could do that, but not sure if it's possible since the FAQ is in other repo, otherwise we could just |
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Thanks. Yes, not sure on the difficulties here. If there's some low-hanging-fruit way to have it appear in both places I think this would be useful. I was going to say to remove the text from the FAQ and link it back, but one of the nice things about a FAQ (if done right) is you can just casually scroll and learn. And removing the content defeats that. |
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