add subdirectory redirect to airtable form for audit program #1160
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nearlysean
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Small 4 liner to add a subfolder + redirect. |
ewiner
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May 7, 2024
ewiner
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Looks good to me, but I'm dismissing my review instead of ✅ing because someone more familiar with near.org should review before merging.
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thanks for the PR @nearlysean Would you mind to also make a similar PR @ https://github.com/near/nearorg. that is the home of the upcoming new near.org |
charleslavon
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May 8, 2024
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Corresponding PR for nearorg here: near/nearorg#18 |
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add subdirectory redirect to airtable form for audit program
Was related to ISR-197 but Erik pointed me to this repo.
After reading on
permanenttrue vs false, true seemed better as this is not likely something that will change frequently.