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An interesting idea! I tried refreshing the README.md expecting to see other testimonials, and I'm seeing the same one every time (from tinyCoder32 on Apr 6).
by stennie 6y ago
An interesting idea!
I tried refreshing the README.md expecting to see other testimonials, and I'm seeing the same one every time (from tinyCoder32 on Apr 6). I noticed the suggestion of adding noCache=true to the image path (which I presume means "?noCache=true"), but am still seeing the same testimonial. I also tried force refreshing my browser cache.
A few suggestions:
- A default README example without caching (and with multiple testimonials) would be a better demo of what your project can be used for.
- Consider adding a JS embed option with links to the original GitHub comments for context. The demo image with "It worked, thank you so much for the help." would be a more compelling testimonial if I could see the original discussion to understand who is being thanked and what they actually did.
- smashah 6y agoHi thanks so much for your feedback. I've implemented better docs and have added multiple demos with and without cache. Regarding the JS embed. I implemented an svg implementation which, if used in your website, it will make the image clickable. However, this is scrubbed for security reasons on Github markdown.