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           I'm a .NET-Developer for a living and many other things the rest of the time.
         </p>
 
-        <!--
-
-          ## Breaking down <a> attributes:
-          
-          1.) class="button button-default" | The first "button" here is telling this <a> tag that it should make this element a button and applies the default styling in `css/brands.css`.
-          The second portion, button-default, is declaring the specific brand style you would like to apply. Here we're applying the "default" style and color.
-          If you want to make this button to use the brand colors for Discord, just change "button-default" to "button-discord". Brands are found in `css/brands.css`. You can always edit & add your own there.
-
-          2.) Replace the # in href="#" with the desired target URL for the button.
-
-          3.) target="_blank" | This attribute opens links in a new tab. Remove this attribute to prevent links from opening in a new tab.
-
-          4.) rel="noopener" | This attribute instructs the browser to navigate to the target resource without granting the new browsing context access to the document that opened it.
-          This is especially useful when opening untrusted links. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Link_types/noopener
-
-          5.) role="button" | The button role identifies an element as a button to assistive technology such as screen readers.
-
-          ## Breaking down the <img> attributes:
-          
-          1.) class="icon" | This class is telling the <img> tag that it should use the styling for icons found in `css/brands.css`.
-
-          2.) src="images/icons/[icon-name].svg" | This defines the icon you would like to display from the 'images/icons/' folder. For example, you can change this to src="images/icons/discord.svg" to use the Discord icon.
-          Add your own 24x24 icons to the "icons" folder to reference them. We recommend providing a SVG.
-
-          3.) alt="" | Since the text at the end of the snippet, "..>[Button Text]</a><br>", explains what the button is, we use "alt=""" to nullify the icon annoucement from the accessibility tree. 
-          This can improve the experience for assistive technology users by hiding what is essentially duplicated
-
-        -->
-
         <!-- Default LittleLink -->
         <!-- <a class="button button-default" href="#" target="_blank" rel="noopener" role="button"><img class="icon" src="images/icons/littlelink.svg" alt="">LittleLink</a><br> -->