#dev 2025-10-31

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[morganm]4 [artlung] Nice, once again
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[morganm]4 RE https://artlung.com/wwo/30
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[artlung] Thanks [morganm]
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[KevinMarks] I don't quite get what this is - an AP site focused on richer text? https://blog.curiousquail.com/the-website-league-is-here/
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[schmarty] looks like a specific federation of AP instances.
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[schmarty] focused on a shared code of conduct and lack-of-metrics.
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[snarfed] ^ https://writer.oliphant.social/oliphant/islands
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cupparex I found a YouTube tutorial on how to code a random generator, so I plan to make one, but I'll be changing the parameters and the design. After I'm done I'd like to put it on Github. I'm very new to the coding side of things, like lil baby new, so I'm unsure what the proper method of crediting someone is. What are the accepted and best practices?
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[snarfed] cupparex no fixed standard for crediting something like a YouTube tutorial, you can just link to it in your README or code comments and say whatever you want
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cupparex [snarfed]: Ok, thank you.
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carrvo CuppaRex[d] : depending on whether you are modifying someone else's work (following a tutorial typically is *not* considered this) you would have to follow their specific license. More applicable to a tutorial, you could look towards existing reference standards such as APA (https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples/youtube-references or https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_for
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carrvo CuppaRex++ for wanting to give credit to others!
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carrvo I like https://owl.purdue.edu because it gives multiple standards (all the popular academic ones anyway).
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cupparex carrvo[d]: Thank you for your reply. I've used https//owl.purdue.edu/ before, but I didn't think about using it for something like this. I appreciate it. carrvo++
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cupparex [edit] carrvo[d]: Thank you for your reply. I've used https://owl.purdue.edu/ before, but I didn't think about using it for something like this. I appreciate it. carrvo++
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