Thanks for working on this, @abhiprojectz! This is a great commit with exactly what the issue asked for.

Note that in the future, if you include one line in the body of your commit message "Fixes #473", then GitHub will automatically close that issue when the pull request is merged. That means you can put a more readable comment in the first line of your commit, like "Clarify eligibility rules for people with jobs".

The reason that's important is because the first line of your commit message ends up being shown in tools, and the rest of the commit message will be hidden. The first line is displayed in tools like gitk or when you run git log --oneline, or when you run git rebase -i. So it's very important that the first line of your git commit message explain what you are doing without someone needing to reference the GitHub issue number.

If you want to take on future tasks in the Outreachy repo, I suggest taking ones marked newcomers-welcome or help-wanted. Rosanne is working on some tasks, so I'll try to make sure to assign her to the ones she's currently working on.

@sagesharp Thank you, i didn't knew this before. I'll take care of the commit messages from next time while making a pull request.
Also , one of my #481 PR is ready to review, maybe it can help in project.