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Apr 11, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer, Erika Lee
Apr 11, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer, Erika Lee

https://codepen.io/jarchaff/pen/YzNeprE?editors=1100

For this one, I used <m> in a couple of instances in which I wanted to draw attention, based on the way that I read the text. Any long words that didn't have hyphens got "&shy;" in areas where I thought it would make sense, and the URL and words with hyphens got the <wbr> tag. Every instance I saw of multiple adjectives got the <ins> and <del> treatment, as though the author were choosing better words each time. I used the <s> near the end, because it feels like the author is referring to changed information (I may not have used this correctly).

The sentence at the end feels like <small>, and the footnote gets this tag as well. Phew!

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May 8, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/romola/pen/PoWMpvr

I am not completely satisfied with my treatment of the the last couple of Indiana U names and think they could be better. For some reason the link to my work looks funny. Maybe it is just getting late.

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Apr 21, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/athelas85/pen/LYxXYWK

I bet missed a bunch. :/

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Apr 19, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
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