fixed broken link on line 29 of README.md - #193
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What does this implementation fix? Explain your changes.
This implementation fixes the broken YouTube link in README.md. In this implementation, when the link is clicked, the user is take to a helpful demonstration of four cognitive styles used when interacting with software. This video is also embedded in the "what is it" portion of GenderMag Project's website.Here is a link to the embedded video I am referencing.
Does this close any open issue? (Give issue id from issue tracker)
This closes issue README.md Document - How to Run a GenderMag Session Using the Tool - Section Update (Video Links) GenderMagProject/GenderMagRecordersAssistant#181
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Did you test on Mac and Windows?
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Did you test the full GM process and verify that the code does not contribute any unexpected errors/bugs?
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Did you follow the style guidelines and verify that the code does not have any incorrect formatting?
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If possible, provide a screenshot of the functionality.
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Any other information?
There is another video on GenderMag Project's YouTube channel that could be helpful here instead. Specifically, this playlist which is an extensive walkthrough.