Refactor: Cleaned Job Hunting Prompts #11
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In this commit, the list of job hunting prompts has been thoroughly cleaned to remove irrelevant, inappropriate, and unclear entries. Specifically, prompts related to dating, NSFW content, and those lacking clear names or descriptions (such as "test," "6666," "very funny") have been identified and removed.
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Thanks for cleaning up the list! Instead of removing those prompts completely, do you think it could be better to move them to a different category? That way, they can still be accessed if needed. Great job! |
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In this commit, the list of job hunting prompts has been thoroughly cleaned to remove irrelevant, inappropriate, and unclear entries.
Specifically, prompts related to dating, NSFW content, and those lacking clear names or descriptions (such as "test," "6666," "very funny") have been identified and removed.
P.S. The cleaned list still requires sorting.