Jacob Tomlinson • 5/27/2015

Collaborative article corrections in Jekyll

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This technical article details a method for enabling collaborative corrections on a Jekyll blog hosted on GitHub Pages. It explains how to use the `page.path` variable to create a direct link from a published article to its source Markdown file in the GitHub repository, allowing readers to suggest fixes via forks and pull requests without manually navigating the repo.

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