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Awesome! Thanks for making this happen. Have downloaded the git repository and will take a look soon.

Thanks for the reply! Good luck with reaching the funding goal - interested to hear how things go and if you do work out a way to get the build script working as well.

Thanks for making this as accessible as you are! I would love to see more practical pieces on TDD, especially for the web.

How will you be sharing the source code? I would love to see TDD happen with a test committed followed by a commit to pass the test, etc. to get a sense of the full process or write my own passing code for each test and compare against another implementation.

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Perhaps you could have just left the comment without the downvote? That would likely achieve the same results.

Perhaps suggest an alternative to be put on the poster? Seems like this is a project about education and not about proving expertise in logical fallacies. I would expect that the authors would be welcoming of increased clarity and correctness in their examples.

Agree especially on the drawing. I've been working on improving my drawing/design skills and find it works extremely well to listen to podcasts and sketch at the same time.

My guess is the same mechanic of humanity that keeps people buying lottery tickets. Maybe, just maybe, tomorrow it will be me!