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Add file to note workshop response (to learn from) #50

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Thoughts on this idea and the specific implementation? Should we note this file in the README or on RTD?

adding a feature. We should probably ask users to go inspect the relevant
part of the site whenever their tests pass.

.. _version 1.0: https://github.com/pythonsd/test-driven-django-development/releases/tag/v1.0
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That's where that tag came from! I say we reference it as v0.0.1 since that's how rtfd will do it.

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@davidfischer agreed let's rename it to reference the v0.0.1 tag.

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I think an experiences document is ok. I'm neutral on the subject but perfectly ok with merging.


Everyone finished the tutorials in about 5 hours.

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Suggested title: Participant Feedback

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I like that title. I also think the file should be renamed to feedback.rst.

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