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You can help us review your changes by answering these questions.
They are all optional, but the more information you provide the easier it will be for us to review your changes.
Everyone here is a volunteer, so please help us out if you can.

If you want to discuss anything Jupyter related, or to meet other users and developers, please say hello on https://discourse.jupyter.org/ .
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Should we add in this link as well? https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/introduce-yourself/17/

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Could do, though since we've got the welcome bot maybe we could add the introduce-yourself link there, perhaps with a stronger emphasis on "say hello", and just have the general link here?

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I agree with this but would actually reverse the suggestion. This is a PR template so folks using it are probably comfortable/familiar enough to make a contribution - we would just like to get to know them better (hence "say hello"). Whereas the bot's job is to orient newcomers who may be more likely to open a support request (hence general link). What do you think?

Also I really am splitting hairs here, so feel free to pass :)

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### What does this PR do?
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It may help to list each change with an explanation of why it's needed- remember that what seems obvious to you may not be obvious to a reviewer.
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