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fixes Facebook link in footer #594
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The link was incorrect but we have a new dedicated Facebook page for Processing:
https://www.facebook.com/people/Processing-Core/
Could be me but that link leads to a 'not available' page. Maybe it is set to private? |
Hmm, it is visible to some people at least—posts are getting reactions—but it is possible you need to be logged in to see it according to this help article.
I'll investigate these settings. |
Everything is set to public and there are no age nor country restrictions. Looks like I just got the wrong link. Could you try this one? https://www.facebook.com/people/Processing-Core/61567491443061/ |
That page does open! When I open the main link, I just see this: And that's also what I see when I try to open it from a private browsing window and whether I am logged in or not. When not logged in I do see the page of the link above behind the log-in window, but not so with the main page. So strange. |
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Hey @twisst I think you might have included these changes in the "fixes Facebook link in footer" PR by mistake.
In fact, most of these changes can't be made directly in the website repository anyway. For example, the contributions, reference, and examples are all generated from other sources. See: the Page content section of the README.
This whole system is a bit convoluted, so it's completely understandable. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out :)
Thanks so much for your effort and contributions!
Hi @SableRaf, yeah I noticed. I was already looking at the scary Github magic required. I'll give it a try.
Ouch. Oh well, I'll just consider it good practice :-)
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