Add myself to EIP-1 list #6477
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The commit b305a3c (as a parent of 742663a) contains errors. |
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@Pandapip1 @SamWilsn thx! By the way, I encountered a mdlint error, but seems special, in the context it's a demonstration of rendering, could you help advice how to fix this mdlint error? |
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We should turn off that error. I think it's the only way to get a code block to appear inside the footnote list. |
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A follow-up of #5703