add mxb.dev

[maxboeck]

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adds mxb.dev as entry to the 2024 list of participants

[arkhi]

Hello Max!

Can you sort your entry by alphabetical order, based on family name or pseudo? Right after Owen Blacker, if we use a natural sorting algorithm; UTF8 might disagree. :)

This avoids everyone modifying the same line, and all the merge conflicts that it would create.

Thanks!

[j9t]

Hi @maxboeck—would you be open to making the changes as @arkhi suggested?

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the addition of two new list items in the ordered list within the #main_content section of the 2024.html file. The first item is a hyperlink to "Max Böck," and the second is a link labeled "Yours?" that directs to the GitHub edit page for the 2024.html file. No other alterations were made to the document's structure or content.

Changes

File	Change Summary
2024.html	Added two list items in #main_content: one linking to "Max Böck" and another linking to the GitHub edit page for 2024.html.

Possibly related PRs

• #170: The main PR adds new list items in 2024.html, while PR #170 updates links in various HTML files, including 2024.html, indicating a direct modification to the same file.

Suggested reviewers

• arkhi

Poem

🐇 In the HTML's cozy nook,
New links added, come take a look!
Max Böck shines bright,
"Yours?" invites a bite,
A little hop in our codebook! ✨

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2024.html (2)

59-59: LGTM! Entry correctly placed alphabetically

The placement of Max Böck between Owen Blacker and Evan Boehs follows the alphabetical ordering by family name as requested in the PR comments.

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97-97: LGTM! Call-to-action appropriately placed

The "Yours?" link is correctly positioned at the end of the list and properly links to the GitHub edit page, encouraging new participants to join.

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[maxboeck]

@j9t @arkhi sorry, totally forgot about this 😅 yeah no problem, I've moved the entry to match alphabetical order.