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We encourage the entire article to be published on DEV (if you have proper rights), with a linkback if appropriate. From the Terms of Use:
Users must make a good-faith effort to share content that is...not designed primarily for the purposes of promotion or creating backlinks. Additionally, posts must contain substantial content — they may not merely reference an external link that contains the full post.
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Now, we realize this isn't a typical article, but we'd much prefer that you share your quote of the day in full on DEV (like you did previously here - dev.to/isolderea/dev-quote-of-the-...) and perhaps offer a brief synopsis of the API you created with a link to it at the end of the post. This synopsis you wrote up here - dev.to/isolderea/dev-quotes-api-2k05 would work perfect tagged onto the bottom of the post.
As this post stands, it just doesn't offer much context about what you're getting. I think it'd be much more effective with a little more explanation.
👋 I am a passionate QA with focus on Quality and Test Automation with 10+ years of experience working on multiple projects, ranging from smaller to large-scale applications, including mobile.
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Hi isolderea,
We encourage the entire article to be published on DEV (if you have proper rights), with a linkback if appropriate. From the Terms of Use:
Posts that are simply intended to encourage readers to view an external resource are discouraged.
Now, we realize this isn't a typical article, but we'd much prefer that you share your quote of the day in full on DEV (like you did previously here - dev.to/isolderea/dev-quote-of-the-...) and perhaps offer a brief synopsis of the API you created with a link to it at the end of the post. This synopsis you wrote up here - dev.to/isolderea/dev-quotes-api-2k05 would work perfect tagged onto the bottom of the post.
As this post stands, it just doesn't offer much context about what you're getting. I think it'd be much more effective with a little more explanation.
Hi you are right and I will keep this in mind.
I was so happy that I finished the API and shared it will all that I simply neglected the share external link part.
Will make sure to do it right next time.
Thank you for the heads up.