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Decent pull request #12

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Hey foone! Not sure if you saw my previous pull request , this one is a little more considerable to your files and has proper commits. Also No conflicts!

In the contributors there's a "contributors" link from github, I thought it was appropriate.
You can check working version here:
https://iokaravas.github.io/SierraDeathGenerator

Hope you like it. We need the new logos though ;)

iokaravas and others added 30 commits April 3, 2018 00:50
Changed color of copyright links to something more decent.
Street Fighter 2, mugshots. Defeated Screen
Contributor added to 'sf2' game in generator.js
*Added super Mario Bros ending screen
*Changed contributor's text
*Updated README.md
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ketsuban commented Jul 5, 2019

Your redirect from the base URL to a URL with an anchor for one of the generators breaks the back button on my browser.

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langel commented Jul 13, 2019

I might have time later today to check this out
not that i have any authority
but i'm curious to see this patch in action!

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langel commented Aug 8, 2019

Well the branch went stale. You might get more of a response if this was split into a few specialized branches. Then again, maybe foone is too busy tweeting to look at any of this. ;)

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