Gebb
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- Jul 12, 2021
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Hi there, this is my first post (beyond the introduction one), and I want to share something as a gratitude token for the things I have already learned here in my few 3 weeks of wandering.
So, I will make a guide on obtaining a ******** public backlink from Github: let's start.
1 (a bit more 0 step, but anyway) - make a Github account (kinda obvious)
or go to your profile settings, click "your repositories" and click the same "new" button
2. Set a name for the repository and set the "Public" setting (for a public backlink)
3. create a new file
4. write the name of the file and (idk if it's necessary) write something random in the edit new file window. Then scroll to the bottom and save.
5. In the new window click the gear icon
6. write your beloved URL (disclaimer: shitty editing in the pic)
7- Done. You can see the backlink in public mode logging out and searching https://github.com/[Username]/[NameoftheRepository]/tree/main.
do inspection on the link and you will see that is a ******** backlink
DONE.
Hope this isn't already posted, tried searching but didn't find something similar.
And obviously hope it can help
.
So, I will make a guide on obtaining a ******** public backlink from Github: let's start.
1 (a bit more 0 step, but anyway) - make a Github account (kinda obvious)
- Create a new repository
or go to your profile settings, click "your repositories" and click the same "new" button
2. Set a name for the repository and set the "Public" setting (for a public backlink)
3. create a new file
4. write the name of the file and (idk if it's necessary) write something random in the edit new file window. Then scroll to the bottom and save.
5. In the new window click the gear icon
6. write your beloved URL (disclaimer: shitty editing in the pic)
7- Done. You can see the backlink in public mode logging out and searching https://github.com/[Username]/[NameoftheRepository]/tree/main.
do inspection on the link and you will see that is a ******** backlink
DONE.
Hope this isn't already posted, tried searching but didn't find something similar.
And obviously hope it can help
.
