Added note to Real World Example #200
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Can you bring this whole block up to the .. note:: and then indent accordingly? That is:
.. note:: While the flow remains the same across most providers, GitHub
is special in that...
Note also the spelling of most. =)
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Some inline notes, but otherwise this is good. =D |
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As you may have seen, I have no idea of rst (mostly a Markdown user). I will do as you told me and then report back. |
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Thanks! ✨ 🍰 ✨ |
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This closes #199. I am not sure whether the wording is clear (it sure is not as concise as I would like it to be). Any suggestions on how to rephrase are appreciated.
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