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Gist fed2ab60d0a8b68f30f9884c057ef461

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Aandrewxhill
Last edited Sep 30, 2020
Created on Jun 26, 2020

This visualization presents a set of Slack communication guidelines as a structured, scrollable text document. It uses D3.js to render the text content and apply a force-directed layout, with `d3.forceSimulation` positioning text blocks and links. The data originates from a markdown file outlining best practices for chatting, asking technical questions, and using threads. The code leverages D3 selections and transitions to animate the layout, showing how the textual advice is organized into a dynamic, interactive diagram.

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