Create 2019-08-13-Introducing....md

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!

[GeorgiaHCA]

Adding this again so people can review it!

[sgibson91]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA, thank you for the lovely blog! I've left a few minor comments but will approve 💖

Btw, a Markdown/GitHub hack: I prefer to start each new sentence on a new line when writing Markdown. This is easier to review on GitHub as the whole paragraph doesn't get captured in the suggested changes (as it has in my suggestions below). And Markdown knows to still render all the individual sentences as a single paragraph - it creates a new paragraph when there's a blank new line - so it will still look the same when published.

What you've done is by no means wrong, but you might find this tip useful in the future 😊

[minnieho1115]

Thank you Georgia!It is a cool interview!!!From your interview, I have a deep understanding of Sara and ang's work.Thank you. You did a great job.My only suggestion is the same as Sara's.Each sentence can be written as a new line:)

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA!! Thank you for writing this up! Its really interesting - I'm glad you all got to have these conversations!

A couple of formatting things that need to change:

• The file is in the wrong directory - it should be saved in _posts/blog/2018-08-13-Introducing....md rather than _posts/2018-08-13-Introducing....md
• Having ..... in the file name is too confusing for jekyll so the site doesn't build by default. I also think that the name needs to be a little clearer for folks reading the blog post list. So maybe "Georgia meets three people at the Turing?" or something like that? I would also love it if you, @minnieho1115 and @sparkler0323 had similar titles so that it was clear that you've all done the same blog post exercise. I'll let you three think of something good.
• Emojis using the :sparkles: syntax don't render unfortunately - they need to be copied and pasted from (eg) emojipedia.

[KirstieJane]

Sorry for leaving the review in two parts - I clicked enter too early by accident!

Great blog - well done!

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I know you aren't well but I'm away next week so this is just a ping to make sure you don't forget about incorporating the reviews here.

[KirstieJane]

Hi @GeorgiaHCA - I've updated the master branch to fix some broken links - please can you update your branch so that both CIs pass?

[KirstieJane]

Pinging again - I'd like to get this blog post merged - its been open for 2 months.

Let me know if you have any questions about updating the branch @GeorgiaHCA

[GeorgiaHCA]

Should be ready to merge - thanks for all your help Kirstie!