Change the description for the Lost at sea exercise, adding new links…

[pronich]

… for the trainees and checking result

[adamblanchard]

Very fun! This is a nice addition, i can imagine it helping make the session more interactive. Thanks for creating them and testing them out at a session! Side note: I think this is such a good example of how to improve our program. Mentors test things out on Sundays then contribute them back to the program after you know what worked/didn't. So thanks.

I think it's important to keep our program resilient to changes. For example, if the netlify site went down and/or you left and a different mentor taught it, it would be nice that we could re-deploy it. Would you be up for sharing the code of the site in e.g. ./session-materials and maybe add a very short README.md there to explain how to deploy it?

That way someone else could re-host it in the future, or even make improvements to it if they think of any.

[pronich]

@adamblanchard Hi Adam, can you please check the updates related to your comment?

[adamblanchard]

I just forked this into the HYF org. Are you ok if we link to that instead? Your credit remains, since you are linked as the parent fork.

Suggested change

	Go to [lost-at-sea-exercise](https://github.com/pronich/lost-at-sea-exercise) and click **Fork**. This creates a copy in your GitHub account.
	Go to [lost-at-sea-exercise](https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/lost-at-sea-exercise) and click **Fork**. This creates a copy in your GitHub account.

p.s. I hope soon in the future I will set up some hyf hosting that we can maintain, where we can host apps like this "officially". If we get to that point, I will reach out and we can host it at hyf instead of your own vercel account :-)

[pronich]

@adamblanchard, I'm ok with it. I updated the PR with the link that you provided