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#28 UPDATES to Readme, index.adoc, hoping to solve [issus #19](https://pagure.io/fedora-join/fedora-join-docs/issue/19), and pulling in breaking sentences to individual lines
Closed by ankursinha. Opened by mkittermantgd.
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In the README.md doc, I changed the doc to reflect the current workflow after running this locally and seeing that the previous command was depricated.

In the ../index.adocI re-formatted my admonition to have it render correctly on the webpage. Thanks Carl!

In the How to be a Successful Contributor document, I referenced Issue #19 and changed the doc to reflect the new Welcome workflow.

rebased onto 90b7e58046accc7f73306313c9406a13a00679db

Are the extra new lines required? They'll make each sentence into a new paragraph I think?

I rebased your PR on to main, so please run a git pull --force on the branch to update your local branch before making any more changes.

Hrm, @mkittermantgd : not sure what that is---have you perhaps replied with encryption on? I don't think pagure can handle that.

Metadata Update from @ankursinha:
- Pull-request tagged with: needs changes, needs feedback, type - existing docs

Hrm, @mkittermantgd : not sure what that is---have you perhaps replied with encryption on? I don't think pagure can handle that.

Thanks Proton Mail! Lol.

Here is what that says in plain text:

Fantastic!

On the lines to paragraphs, it should have been to align with asciidoc syntaxes. I'll definitely be more clear about that moving forward

Cool, I'll merge your bits into my branch and then push everything once I've made some content changes.

Merged into https://pagure.io/fedora-join/fedora-join-docs/tree/update-successful-contributor

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