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📝 Add emoji references #304

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update contribution guidelines to include the use of emojis
stelmo Jun 7, 2021
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even more specific where the emoji goes
stelmo Jun 7, 2021
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Expand Up @@ -167,9 +167,10 @@ submitting the pull requests.
1. **Make a fork of the repository**, commit the modifications in a **separate
branch** and push the branch to your fork.
2. Make a pull request where you describe the motivation and expected outcome
for the users. Specifically, consider any possible incompatibilities, and
the necessity to increment the version number after your changes are
applied.
for the users. Specifically, consider any possible incompatibilities, and the
necessity to increment the version number after your changes are applied.
Label your pull request with a [semantic emoji](https://gitmoji.dev/) in the
title to indicate what it addresses.
3. After submitting the pull request, verify that all status checks (tests,
documentation) are passing. Make sure any new contribution is properly
documented and tested (you may want to check with coverage tools, using
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