Most GitHub repositories have instructions on how to host instances of these repos locally, also known as self hosting. I never had these on mine and always felt like something was missing, so here you go!
During the last ship’s voting stage, I tried to confuse everyone who opted into Slack sharing, hoping your feedback messages would display backwards. This would’ve been done because I temporarily added a Unicode character called a right-to-left override (RTLO, U+202E) at the end of my project title.
However, I didn’t want your minds going everywhere — wondering why the text “ - Flavortown” at the end of the browser title bar was when viewing my project, so I removed it because Slack split the text up into different paragraphs and the feedback displayed as left to right — which is not the prank I had intended.