my contributor file

[emilybache]

I think you only want one of these commits - the one with emilybache.md in it

[yanncourtel]

Thank you @emilybache for your pull request.

The best way to push it so it is public would be to put only the fork and analysis in the template file.
That way people can find you from the public repository. I would like to merge your file but if I do, it will change the code of the exercises.

I wrote an explanation on Discord (beneath the comment) and will probably make a video tutorial.

I am aware this is not the greatest and easiest way to expose the work for other people but it's the most optimal I found on short notice :)

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-----FromDiscord-----

Hello everyone!
If you feel like referencing the solutions of a specific day in the public repository here is how to do:

You can reference your own fork in the public repository by adding in /community/solutions/dayNN/ the template file in /community/solutions/TEMPLATE-[replace_with_your_name].md (just copy/paste it in the day you worked on)
(the dayNN folder did not appear because it was empty and was not commited)

You can reference your fork inside the template so everybody can see the available solutions of each member of the community.

I made my own solution for day00 and add a commit here to show all of you how to do it and how to add your observations:
4adcc7d
(your choice of commit or just the git folder)

Thank you!

The idea is to show the world your contribution!

[yanncourtel]

Long story short, if you just push the modification in your PR with of your own md file, that would be perfect :)