+ [2017-01-03T21:19:48Z] fearnothing please can someone help with that?
+ [2017-01-03T21:29:27Z] fearnothing found a way around it
+ [2017-01-03T23:04:52Z] Remramm Hey guys, which label do you use for issues that are good for newcomers? This is one of the few labels that people are going to search for site-wide, and kinda need to align across repos
+ [2017-01-03T23:07:20Z] Remramm Something like "easy", "contributor-friendly", "newcomers", "good-first-bug", "up-for-grabs" (http://up-for-grabs.net/), "help wanted" is usually used
+ [2017-01-03T23:07:39Z] Remramm but because those vary it's hard to search and I'm not sure which one I should be tagging on my own projects.

message no. 160352

Posted by TheWild in #github at 2017-01-03T08:30:03Z

how comes? Some time ago I referenced issue A from issue B and after some time out of nothing the reference doesn't appear on B, but A still claims it is referenced.
+ [2017-01-04T01:32:38Z] ProfessorKaos64 Can I make use of themes for the GitHub editor like https://github.com/atom/one-dark-syntax ?
+ [2017-01-04T01:33:06Z] ProfessorKaos64 the code formatting is terribly pale gray
+ [2017-01-04T03:32:27Z] manbee hi
+ [2017-01-04T03:32:56Z] manbee does anyone know if i can cloned and view it offline but on website like i view normal on github websit?
+ [2017-01-04T03:54:27Z] nchambers manbee, how would you access the website if you are offline?