Your AI doesn't know your terms of service!

[cmtrhn]

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Bug

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I am trying to create a project page under GitHub.io for my paper. I asked your documentation how to do dot GitHub dot io webpage under my user. The suggestion was to open a new account with project name and create a repository with project dot GitHub dot io. I did that, and almost immediately my new GitHub is suspended. I went on to open a ticket, and the AI on your ticket service suggested me to create a project dot GitHub dot io repository from my main user and it will be broadcasted with the web address I wanted. I did that and the way it was published was user<.>github<.>io/project<.>github<.>io. Either your AI has a very bad sense of humour or it does not know your terms of service and how things work.

So the question is how can I have a webpage, without getting banned and suspended, that goes like project<.>github<.>io?

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[v-ember]

Hey @cmtrhn

What you are looking for is GitHub Pages.

I checked the GitHub documentation and found a guide on GitHub Pages. In the future you can go through the troubleshooting docs!

Hope this helps.