Role Tags for Upperclassmen #123
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devinmatte
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Just a small question, I am in favor of this change and would like to get it into develop assuming @JoelEager is in agreement
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I'm assuming these colors match the ones on profiles? (I'm too lazy to check)
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I think it looks great. Solid work @mxmeinhold
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Profiles, but on Packet!
Adds tags to show various roles in the organisation, so freshmen can both identify who to go to to ask questions and to wonder what any of these weird tags mean.
TODO: