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Removed announcement about Markdown Ninja from Project/Tooling Updates section as it isn't a project/tool for Rust or written in Rust (it's written in Go and Vue mostly)
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Hi there! I think I agree with you, but I do want to get confirmation since the person who submitted it was an editor. In the meantime, do you mind rebasing for me? I had failed to merge in the new draft along with all of the edits related to the publication and now there's a merge conflict. Or would you mind if I manage the change in a different PR? |
Removed announcement about Markdown Ninja from Project/Tooling Updates section as it isn't a project/tool for Rust or written in Rust (it's written in Go and Vue mostly)
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@bennyvasquez No problem! My inexperience with rebasing is showing right now, so I'll close this PR and open a new one that's properly rebased. |
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See #6682 |
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I don't believe that the announcement about Markdown Ninja is appropriate for TWiR, as the project isn't written in Rust (it's written in Go and Vue mostly), and it's not a project for use with Rust in any way that I can see. It's a cool-looking tool, I just don't feel like TWiR is the place for it.
If I'm mistaken and it does have something to do with Rust, please feel free to close this PR, but I can't see anything related to Rust.