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Unassigned issues don't have someone to look after them. Assigned issues and pull requests tells visitors to your repository that you'll be facilitating this particular conversation 💪.

To assign the issue to yourself, follow these instructions:

1. On the right side of the screen, under the Assignees section, click assign yourself.

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🎉 You're now the proud manager of this issue!

Now that you've assigned yourself, others that drop by know that they're welcome to participate, but you'll be making sure to carry this issue across the finish line. 😎.

Now, on to business! Remember that this issue is titled Turn on GitHub Pages, which is precisely what you're going to do. GitHub Pages is a technology that allows you to serve a static web site from this repository. We've filled this repository with some ✨ web site content, but the rendered site isn't visible from anywhere right now. Let's change that.

Turn on GitHub Pages using the following instructions:

1. Click the Settings tab.
2. Scroll about halfway down to the GitHub Pages section:
   • From the Source drop down, select master branch.
   • Click Save
3. Return to this issue when you are done.

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GitHub Pages is now turned on!

Your web site is now visible to the public. Check it out at https://beardofedu.github.io/caption-this.

Now that this issue has fulfilled its purpose, it's time to close it! You can't delete an issue on GitHub, but closing it indicates to others that this particular conversation has come to a resolution, or is not actively being pursued.

Since we've turned on GitHub Pages, close this issue by clicking the Close issue button.

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Consider this thread finished! ✅

Head on over to the next issue to continue the fun!

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