Add an alumni section to the contribute page

[jennwrites]

Part of #234

Starter Issue

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💻 The Task

In preparation for the Camp Release we are trying to update the hood.ie site. This specific task involves updating the Hoodie community page to reflect our current contributors list. 🐶

• Claimed (@May-8)
• Go to the Community Page
• Where the code is displayed (below a grey field) click on the pencil icon to the very right of the screen.
  
• Make your changes in the text field.
  • Create an alumni section between COMMUNITY and CONTRIBUTORS
  • Move the following folks to this section: Lena, Jan-Erik, Caolan, Katrin, Sven, Julia Schmidt
• Describe your edits briefly under where it says Commit changes.
  
• Select the option to create a patch or a branch to begin the Pull Request process.
• You are done 👏 comment below that your pull request is ready for review 🎉

Ping us in the Hoodie Chat or on Twitter if you have any questions :)

[gr2m]

💡 idea:
maybe we could add paragraph to each alumni describing what they contributed to Hoodie?

[varjmes]

maybe we could add paragraph to each alumni describing what they contributed to Hoodie?

Maybe we do this issue first, and then create a separate issue for CONTENT in the editorial repo? Because I think this can be done by someone who doesn't necessarily like writing :)

[gr2m]

Agree :)

[sxosxo]

Hi! I'm happy to take this one.

[finnp]

@SonjaHeinen Great :) I've updated the post to show that you are working on this. Let us know if you have any questions!

[sxosxo]

@finnp Thanks. Well, I'm pretty sure the code I just wrote is fine. However, I'm running into quite strange Github magic that makes the changes look like a brilliant mess. Not sure if I should submit anyway..?
Hope these screenshots explain my issue:

[finnp]

Hey @SonjaHeinen, this looked like a Wat to me too, but it's not a problem. It's just that GitHub detected the changes differently than you actually did. The end result is the same. If you delete lines 28 to 45, it is the same result as deleting 31 to 48. This is because the lines 28 to 30 are the same as 46 to 48. Do you understand what I mean? I'm typing this in mobile, so sorry if my explanation is a bit off.

So yes you can submit it anyway :)

[sxosxo]

@finnp Yeah. I figured that's what happened. In that case, I'm curious how the code review turns out ;-)

[gr2m]

@SonjaHeinen hey Sonja, did you submit a pull request? Do you need any help to finish things up?

[sxosxo]

@gr2m Thought I made a pull request weeks ago o_0
Currently, not sure where the code went...