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 * The conbritbutor covenant is less detailed and seems more general and lacks the personality injections that projects like Go put in their own documents. 
 * Eclipse's documentation has a very serious tone, and it's clear they want their project to be viewed in a more serious light. 
 
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 ## Sugar Labs vs Go
 * Sugar labs is based on the ubuntu code of conduct 
 * Sugar labs focuses on how contributors treat each other, but don't provide themselves as an avenue to resolve conlift

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 ## In class excerises
 I am familiar with git and have used it a decent amount in the past, so nothing displayed in the class was new to me. Though I pretty much only interact with git through the gui provided by vscode, so it was interesting to learn the actual commands that gets run behind the scenes. Merge errors are always a nightmare, and having to resolve them is defintely the most annoying thing behind source control. 
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 ## In class browser extension
 We were all quite busy this weekend, so not much progress have been made on the extension. So far we have agreed on the technologies and the basic functionality of our extension. We picked something simple and I also have experience building extensions, so I'm confident we can build it quickly on monday. 
 

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 * I think that working with others in a repository always involve a little more care to avoid merge conflicts or worse: committing without pulling first
 * I think I work fine in a group, and I do perfer working through pull requests instead of direct commits. It makes my heart more at peace to make pull requests when working with multiple people. 
 * Communication is always an obstacle when working with others, but my group made good time to meet and were all very pleasant to work with
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 ## My Own Contributions
 * So I expanded on the fetch script one of my other group members wrote
 * It was a bit overkill but I did use react in the extension rather than raw javascript, because I had made a extension using it before so + I'm more familiar with that technology (my work perferred it as well)