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Yeah thanks man!
I did my part, it's your turn now.
You found it in part 2 - Extra - Your cheat sheets - Linux!
What should I do bro?
You can add a liquid tag to my article at the top / the end of this cheat sheet with a little engagement sentence.
Link: dev.to/devlorenzo/the-ultimate-com...
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I propose that I put your cheat sheet in a more evident way (I write "go check this cool cheat sheets", I put a more visible link, a photo ...) and in exchange in your article you add the liquid tag of my compilation (at the end or at the top).
Yeah thanks man!
I did my part, it's your turn now.
You found it in part 2 - Extra - Your cheat sheets - Linux!
What should I do bro?
You can add a liquid tag to my article at the top / the end of this cheat sheet with a little engagement sentence.
Link:
dev.to/devlorenzo/the-ultimate-com...
Ok
then?