Fix listing search; update help (#14)
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@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ module Startup =
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r.Table(table).IndexCreate(idx).RunWriteAsync conn |> awaitIgnore)
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}
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do! ensureIndexes Table.Citizen [ "naUser" ]
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do! ensureIndexes Table.Listing [ "citizenId"; "continentId" ]
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do! ensureIndexes Table.Listing [ "citizenId"; "continentId"; "isExpired" ]
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do! ensureIndexes Table.Profile [ "continentId" ]
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do! ensureIndexes Table.Success [ "citizenId" ]
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}
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@ -523,7 +523,8 @@ module Listing =
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|> Seq.toList
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|> List.fold
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(fun q f -> f q)
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(r.Table(Table.Listing) :> ReqlExpr))
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(r.Table(Table.Listing)
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.GetAll(false).OptArg("index", "isExpired") :> ReqlExpr))
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.EqJoin("continentId", r.Table(Table.Continent))
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.Map(ReqlFunction1(fun it -> upcast r.HashMap("listing", it.G("left")).With("continent", it.G("right"))))
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.RunResultAsync<ListingForView list> conn)
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@ -2,64 +2,152 @@
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article
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page-title(title="How It Works")
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h3 How It Works
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h4 Completing Your Profile
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h5.pb-3.text-muted: em Last Updated August 29th, 2021
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p: em.
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Show me how to #[a(href="#listing-search") find a job]
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#[!= " • "]#[a(href="#listing") list a job opportunity]
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#[!= " • "]#[a(href="#profile-search") find people to hire]
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#[!= " • "]#[a(href="#profile") create an employment profile]
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hr
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h4#listing-search Find a Job Listing
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p.
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Active job listings are found on the #[span.link Help Wanted!] page. When you first bring up this page, you will see
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several criteria by which you can narrow your results, though none are required. When you click the
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#[span.button Search] button, you will see open job listings filtered by whatever criteria you specified. Each job
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displays its title, its location, whether it is a remote opportunity, and (if specified) the date by which the job
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needs to be filled.
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p.
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Clicking the #[span.link View] link on a listing brings up the full view page for a listing. This page displays all
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of the information from the search results, along with the citizen who posted it, and the full details of the job.
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The citizen’s name is a link to their profile page at No Agenda Social; you can use that to get their handle,
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and use NAS’s communication facilites to inquire about the position.
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p: em.text-muted.
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(If you know of a way to construct a link to Mastodon that would start a direct message, please reach out;
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I’ve searched and searched, and asked NAS, but have not yet determined how to do that.)
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hr
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h4#listing Job Listings
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h5 Create a Job Listing
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p.
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The #[span.link My Job Listings] page shows all of the job listings you have created. To add a new one, click the
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#[span.button Add a New Listing] button. This page allows you to specify a title for the listing; the continent and
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region; whether it is a remote opportunity; the date by which a job needs to be filled; and a full description of
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the position, using #[a(href="#markdown") Markdown]. Once you save the listing, it will be visible to the other
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citizens here.
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h5 Maintain and Share Your Job Listings
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p.
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The #[span.link My Job Listings] page will show you all of your active job listings just below the
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#[span.button Add a Job Listing] button. Within this table, you can edit the listing, view it, or expire it (more on
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that below). The #[span.link View] link will show you the job listing just as other users will see it. You can share
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the link from your browser over on No Agenda Social, and those who click on it will be able to view it. (Existing
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users of Jobs, Jobs, Jobs will go right to it; others will need to authorize this site’s access, but then they
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will get there as well.)
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h5 Expire a Job Listing
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p.
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Once the job is filled, or the opportunity has passed, you will want to expire the listing; this is what the
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#[span.link Expire] link allows you to do. When you click it, you will be presented with a single question –
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was the job filled due to its listing here? If not, leave that blank, click the #[span.button Expire] button, and
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the listing will be expired. If you click that box, though, another Markdown editor will appear, where you can share
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a story of the experience. This is not required, but if you put text there, it will be recorded as a Success Story,
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and other users will be able to read about your success.
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p.
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Once you have at least one expired job listing, the #[span.link My Job Listing] page will have a new section below
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your active listings, where you can see your expired ones. You can still view the expired listing, and links that
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you may have shared will still pull up the listing; there will be an “expired” label beside the title,
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so that whoever is viewing it knows that they are reading about a job that is no longer available.
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hr
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h4#profile-search Searching Profiles
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p.
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The #[span.link Employment Profiles] link at the side allows you to search for profiles by continent, the
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citizen’s desire for remote work, a skill, or any text in their professional biography and experience. If you
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find someone with whom you’d like to discuss potential opportunities, the name at the top of the profile links
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to their No Agenda Social account, where you can use its features to get in touch.
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hr
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h4#profile Your Employment Profile
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p.
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The employment profile is your résumé, visible to other citizens here. It also allows you to specify
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your real name, if you so desire; if that is filled in, that is how you will be identified in search results,
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profile views, etc. If not, you will be identified as you are on No Agenda Social; this system updates your current
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display name each time you log on.
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h5 Completing Your Profile
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p.
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The #[span.link My Employment Profile] page lets you establish or modify your employment profile; the
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#[span.link Dashboard] page also has buttons that let you create, edit, and view your profile.
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ul
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li.
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The “View Your Employment Profile” link (which you”ll see on this page, once your profile is
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established) shows your profile the way all other validated users will be able to see it. While this site does not
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perform communication with others over No Agenda Social, the name on employment profiles is a link to that
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user’s profile; from there, others can communicate further with you using the tools Mastodon provides.
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The #[span.link Professional Biography] is the “Objective” part of a traditional résumé.
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This section supports #[a(href="#markdown") Markdown], so you can include actual headings, formatting, etc.
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li.
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The “Professional Biography” and “Experience” sections support Markdown, a plain-text way
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to specify formatting quite similar to that provided by word processors. The
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#[a(href="https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/" target="_blank") original page] for the project is a
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good overview of its capabilities, and the pages at
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#[a(href="https://www.markdownguide.org/" target="_blank") Markdown Guide] give in-depth lessons to make the most
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of this language. The version of Markdown employed here supports many popular extensions, include smart quotes
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(turning "a quote" into “a quote”), tables, super/subscripts, and more.
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li.
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Skills are optional, but they are the place to record skills you have. Along with the skill, there is a
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“Notes” section, which can be used to indicate the time you’ve practiced a particular skill, the
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Skills are optional, but they are the place to record skills you have. Along with each skill, there is a
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#[span.link Notes] field, which can be used to indicate the time you’ve practiced a particular skill, the
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mastery you have of that skill, etc. It is free-form text, so it is all up to you how you utilize the field.
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li.
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The “Experience” field is intended to capture a chronological or topical employment history; with this
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“quick-n-dirty” implementation, this Markdown box can be used to capture that information however you
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would like it presented to fellow citizens.
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The #[span.link Experience] field is intended to capture a chronological or topical employment history. This
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Markdown space can be used to capture chronological history, certifications, or any other information –
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however you would like it presented to fellow citizens.
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#[em.text-muted (If you would like a chronological job builder, reach out and let us know.)]
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li.
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If you check the “Allow my profile to be searched publicly” checkbox, #[strong and] you are seeking
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If you check the #[span.link Allow my profile to be searched publicly] checkbox #[strong and] you are seeking
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employment, your continent, region, and skills fields will be searchable and displayed to public users of the
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site. They will not be tied to your No Agenda Social handle or real name; they are there to let people peek
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behind the curtain a bit, and hopefully inspire them to join us.
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h4 Searching Profiles
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h5 Viewing and Sharing Your Profile
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p.
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The “View Profiles” link at the side allows you to search for profiles by continent, the citizen’s
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desire for remote work, a skill, or any text in their professional biography and experience. If you find someone
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with whom you’d like to discuss potential opportunities, the name at the top of the profile links to their No
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Agenda Social account, where you can use its features to get in touch.
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Once your profile has been established, the #[span.link My Employment Profile] page will have a button at the bottom
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that will let you view your profile the way all other validated users will be able to see it. (There will also be a
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link to this page from the #[span.link Dashboard].) The URL of this page can be shared on No Agenda Social, if you
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would like to share it there. Just as with job listings, existing users will go straight there, while other No
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Agenda Social users will get there once they authorize this application.
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p.
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The name on employment profiles is a link to that user’s profile on No Agenda Social; from there, others can
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communicate further with you using the tools Mastodon provides.
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h4 Finding Employment
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h5 “I Found a Job!”
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p.
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If your profile indicates that you are seeking employment, and you secure employment, that is something you will
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want to update (and – congratulations!). From both the Dashboard and the Edit Profile pages, you will see a
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link that encourages you to tell us about it. Click either of those links, and you will be brought to a page that
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allows you to indicate whether your employment actually came from someone finding your profile on Jobs, Jobs, Jobs,
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and gives you a place to write about the experience. These stories are only viewable by validated users, so feel
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free to use as much (or as little) identifying information as you’d like. You can also submit this page with
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all the fields blank; in that case, your “Seeking Employment” flag is cleared, and the
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“story” is recorded.
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want to update (and – congratulations!). From both the #[span.link Dashboard] and
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#[span.link My Employment Profile] pages, you will see a link that encourages you to tell us about it. Click either
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of those links, and you will be brought to a page that allows you to indicate whether your employment actually came
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from someone finding your profile on Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, and gives you a place to write about the experience. These
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stories are only viewable by validated users, so feel free to use as much (or as little) identifying information as
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you’d like. You can also submit this page with all the fields blank; in that case, your “Seeking
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Employment” flag is cleared, and the blank story is recorded.
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p.
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As a validated user, you can also view others success stories. Clicking “Success Stories” in the sidebar
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As a validated user, you can also view others success stories. Clicking #[span.link Success Stories] in the sidebar
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will display a list of all the stories that have been recorded. If there is a story to be read, there will be a link
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to read it; if you submitted the story, there will also be an “Edit” link.
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to read it; if you submitted the story, there will also be an #[span.link Edit] link.
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h4 Publicly Available Information
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h5 Publicly Available Information
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p.
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The “Job Seekers” page for profile information will allow users to search for and display the continent,
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The #[span.link Job Seekers] page for profile information will allow users to search for and display the continent,
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region, skills, and notes of users who are seeking employment #[strong and] have opted in to their information being
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publicly searchable. If you are a public user, this information is always the latest we have; check out the link at
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the top of the search results for how you can learn more about these fine human resources!
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hr
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h4#markdown A Bit about Markdown
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p.
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Markdown is a plain-text way to specify formatting quite similar to that provided by word processors. The
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#[a(href="https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/" target="_blank") original page] for the project is a good
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good overview of its capabilities, and the pages at
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#[a(href="https://www.markdownguide.org/" target="_blank") Markdown Guide] give in-depth lessons to make the most of
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this language. The version of Markdown employed here supports many popular extensions, include smart quotes (turning
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"a quote" into “a quote”), tables, super/subscripts, and more.
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hr
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h4 Help / Suggestions
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p.
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This is open-source software
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#[a(href="https://github.com/bit-badger/jobs-jobs-jobs/issues" target="_blank") create an issue there], or look up
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@danieljsummers on No Agenda Social.
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</template>
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<style lang="sass" scoped>
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span.link
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background-color: rgba(144, 238, 144, .25)
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span.button
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border: solid 1px lightgreen
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border-radius: .25rem
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span.link,
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span.button
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padding: 0 .25rem
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</style>
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