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[kevintfrench]

I found the link is not https but http so it may be worth finding another example though this is an excellent one.

[sharilaster]

Hi @kevintfrench, it looks like this is responding to issue #210, is that correct? I tagged that issue as a Good First Issue but based on your note about the http link, maybe it is a bit more complicated than I first thought! It looks like Bohyun may no longer be updating/maintaining her blog, which is why there isn't a version currently available in https.

I think a good strategy may be to link to the original published version, which is here: https://acrl.ala.org/techconnect/post/fear-no-longer-regular-expressions/ and then we could continue the discussion in #210 to look for another similar resource. Does that work for you?

[kevintfrench]

I see what you mean, @sharilaster though there are updates in other sections of library hat, there doesn't seem to be anything in the blog which, I'm sad to see, is also the case for ACRL Tech Connect. I switched out the link in favor of the one you found.

[sharilaster]

Thank you @kevintfrench!