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TysonMN
commented on August 27, 2024
I like how StackOverflow and GitHub handle this problem, which is by linking to the revision history of the question/answer/comment with the link text being the time of the most recent edit.
My first thought to achieve this behavior on your blog is to link to the revision history of the file in question. However, that history would include non-content changes from added comments and site-wide changes.
So my next thought is to link to a manually built page where you list only the commits that changed content. This seems reasonable to me.
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