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 "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch." This was my favorite lesson, and a powerful motivator in the world of open source. It suggests that the best projects come from developers addressing their own problems and being intrinsically motivated to create solutions that they need for themselves. This resonated with me the most because I've found that without passionate and dedicated project involvement, it's difficult to sustain long-term commitment and drive innovation.
 
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 #### The Wisdom of Reuse
 
 A very popular lesson among the class was "Good programmers know what to write. Great ones know what to rewrite (and reuse)." This pushes developers to value the existing code, highlighting the efficiency in recognizing the solid foundations which new solutions can be built upon. This idea of reuse and refinement teaches us to look for opportunities where we can contribute to improvement rather than reinvention.

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 The digital world has also seen a shift with platforms like Unsplash and Pixabay, where photographers and artists share their work under Creative Commons licenses. Thish allows others to use and transform digital content legally and ethically, promoting a culture of sharing and collaboration in the creative industries.
 
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 #### Project Progress
 
 This week, we finally figured out how to navigate the test platform on GitHub. We now know where in the code our errors are and are working to make the necessary changes so that the code passes all of the linting and component tests, and the PRs can successfully be merged.