September When… [Pages Mini Check-in]

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…we had another great month of member solves in the community? Oh wait, that is still happening right now! Check out some superstars below and get inspired with new ReadME project content 🧠.

📄 Pros in Pages: A round of applause for these community citizens 👏

• @Daffabot: Came through with helpful links to make sure a user could safely access their site - nice work!

• @proksh: For some awesome troubleshooting, code, and explanations with their answer to JavaScript not showing up on a user’s GitHub Pages site.

  🌟 Want to nominate a community member for a feature above? Just tag me (@queenofcorgis) where you’ve seen great community behavior. 🌟

###💡Inspiration Station: Fresh content to give you new ideas!

• Advancing inclusion with progressive enhancement: Read about @aarongustafson’s journey towards progressive enhancement and inclusive design on the ReadME Project.
• Powering public goods: @nerdneha and @martinwoodward look back on their growth and learnings from the past season, from pronunciation struggles to hosting highs in this episode from the ReadME Project.

🧹Housekeeping: Community on Discussions updates and reminders!

• ✅ Mark as Answer: Don’t forget to click the ‘Mark as Answer’ button when someone solves your question to help others who may have the same question ✅.
• 🐙 Category Rename: Issues and Projects has gotten a small facelift with the new name of the category: Projects and Issues. As a reminder, the Projects and Issues category is only for conversations related to the GitHub feature areas: Projects (for planning and tracking work on GitHub - not any open source or other type of project) and Issues (the feature that allows you to track ideas, feedback, tasks, or bugs for work on GitHub. Not for any issue you are having).

Where is your Pages journey taking you this month? Let us know below!

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Unwrap the treat of [our latest check-in for Pages]!