I'm usually waiting for a "but" or "but also" after I have read "not only." I'm waiting for the other option, and at least for me, I'm not sure what that other option is here.

Did you mean just to show them the work or give them access? This is what I got when I clicked on this link -This edition has been replaced by: 9781316638088 This book is no longer available to purchase from Cambridge Core

My google account wouldn't let me in to this article.

A space between Novelty and how.

Just me being nitpicky! :-) But I think "Often resulting in" is better than "resulting in often"

Information isn't the problem, it is the following slide show. Slide #5 says "SDG #% is about ending gender equality" Did you mean "ending gender "INequality"?

"at the same time" Is that what you were going for?

I'm really only familiar with Turabian citation style. In that case the superscript number always comes outside the period.

lowercase T ?

should it be "with the idea of, freeing"

Capitalize the

comma btwn webinars and etc.

lowercase F

lowercase U

license

Should be "is making all"

Is it RMarkdown or R Markdown?

should the superscript number come after the period?

need a space between snippets and are

presentations, and animations.

Not sure whaat this means to say

presentation

Unless there's a variation on his name I think the spelling for the name Euclid does not include the e

One word, bypasses

I'm not sure I understand this. Is Benjamin McKay the name of the web page?

headings , etc.

This link takes you to WinEdt 11. If updated versions are fairly regular it might be better just to make the link for WinEdt so that you're not always showing an outdated version number.

is this supposed to be "either by command line or DDE commands."

I'd put a space between this last line of text and the #4 heading

is determined

Make the font bold as the others are

Learning curve "to" get up to speed

is "a" difficult program to learn

Super nitpicky :-) comma between provides and etc.

should linux be capitalized?

Perhaps "on different operating systems" plural

from the program's ...

both these links opened in separate windows

this opened in another page

operating systems

This was a broken link for me

These tools

I would imagine you wanted either This tool or These tools.

should the "of" here be "or"?

should you get rid of the first "to" so the sentence would read "This allows both home users and professional designers access to affordable font libraries."?

What is Go skills?

Should be versions not version?

This link goes to Xerox. Did you want to go to Xerox Bravo which is here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bravo_(editor)?

Same note as before, should Word be capitalized here.

this is probably too nit-picky! But I believe if you're talking about a wide spectrum of word processors it should be lowercase w. If you're talking about Microsoft's Word processor it probably should be capital W.

should be "resources"

Should "definition" be"defining"?

Should this be "What sets copyrighted resources apart from"

Should this be "open education movement"

Should "and" here really be "an"?

Several Links on this page go to a new page and several take over this page itself. I know that for accessibility purposes you didn't want to open onto new pages. (BAO)

I believe Companion is misspelled here. (BAO)

No link here because you're not ready to go public with this? (BAO)

Did you choose the 2008 accessibility standards over the 2021 iteration ( 3.0 -https://www.w3.org/TR/wcag-3.0/) for a reason? (BAO)

This brings me to SPARC's Open Education Primer (BAO)

This brings me to an Access Denied Page, Private book. (BAO)

This link was broken for me. BAO (Brad Ost)