shoto.js.org #9347
shoto.js.org #9347
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ghost
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Oct 26, 2024
ghost
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- There is reasonable content on the page (see: No Content)
- I have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions
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👋 Do you have a link to where we can view your content prior to merging this PR?
| "short": "shortit.netlify.app", | ||
| "shortener": "jsmiith.github.io/shortener", | ||
| "shortio": "ichiidev.github.io/short.io-docs", | ||
| "shoto": "cname.vercel-dns.com", |
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| "shoto": "cname.vercel-dns.com", | |
| "shoto": "cname.vercel-dns.com", // noCF |
As the CI error notes, you'll want the Cloudflare proxy disabled when using Vercel
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Um... Do u mean the website's link? I am currently deploying it in Vercel. I am still building the website and it will be done tomorrow. It is an anime website. |
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Okay, we cannot accept a request for a website that is not built. And, could you explain how your website is directly related to the JavaScript ecosystem/community? |
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Closing this for now. |
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My website named Shoto.js.cool is based on Vue but the backend is based on JavaScript and I can add you to see the backend too |
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@wasplan Its not so much about what tech stack your page is build on then whether the JS community can benefit from. Lets say there is a static HTML page with dates for JS meetups in a certain town or area - that would probably get a S.ORG domain. But a website to show current stock market charts with a ton of JS to make it work - no JS.ORG subdomain. On the other hand a a page that features a chart component for stock market charts that lets other build on that component - that would again get a JS.ORG subdomain. I hope you get the idea. Despite using JavaScript as a technology your page looks to me like "Anime Sharing" and not JavaScript. Correct me if I'm wrong. |
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