Cleanup - remove unused shortcodes #259
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These files are leftover from the initial creation of our site. We started by using an existing site as a template, these shortcodes are ones the authors of the original site had created, but are not used by us.
pamoroso
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Dec 29, 2024
masinter
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My goal in removing them is to trim down the code base to files that we use and that contribute to the operation of the website. We don't use them, we will never use them. They are just cruft that make it harder to see what is important when working with the site. |
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These files are leftover from the initial creation of our site. We started by using an existing site as a template, these shortcodes are ones the authors of the original site had created, but are not used by us.