Update Step 0.md #336
Update Step 0.md #336
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the Step 0.md document by providing a clearer rationale for social media engagement and explicitly stating the requirements for posting across multiple platforms. The changes aim to improve understanding and consistency for participants.
Highlights
- Social Media Engagement Rationale: Added detailed bullet points explaining the benefits of public social media sharing, such as increased visibility, consistency, personal branding, and improved communication skills.
- Social Media Platform Requirements: Clarified that updates must be posted on all three specified platforms (Telegram, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn) for each task.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the 'Tasks' section in Step 0.md to provide more context on why social media sharing is important and to clarify the posting requirements. The changes are clear and add valuable information for new interns. I have a couple of minor suggestions to improve clarity and formatting.
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| If you don’t already have them, create accounts on the following platforms. | ||
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| For each task, you are required to post updates on **all three platforms**, meaning for Telegram, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn, using the following hashtags: |
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This line helpfully clarifies that posts are required on Telegram, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn. However, the list of accounts to create on lines 49-50 only mentions Twitter and LinkedIn. To prevent confusion for new interns, it would be beneficial to either add Telegram to the account creation list in a separate change or explicitly state that a Telegram account is a prerequisite.
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| For each task, you are required to post updates on **all three platforms**, meaning for Telegram, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn, using the following hashtags: | ||
| `#cs_internship #courseName #stepNumber` | ||
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There is an extra blank line here, resulting in two consecutive blank lines before the numbered list. Removing this added line will improve formatting and make the document more compact.
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