Updated new readme.md #20
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No worries, good job! I think it's a bit too many changes to discuss in a PR, especially since everything is a single commit. You did a good job listing the changes in your PR message. This is exactly the list of commits i would have liked to have (your points 1 to 8 as separate commits). I'll have a look at it a bit later, and pick anything that sticks 👍 |
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I apologise for being too harsh, I've seen some spam on open source projects lately. Human contributions are always warmly welcome! Thakk you for opening the pull request 🙇 |
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1. Improved Structure and Table of Contents:
Added a Table of Contents to provide a quick overview of the document and make navigation easier.
Organized the content into clear sections such as Getting Started, Features, Usage, Contributing, Related Projects, and License.
2. Getting Started:
Expanded the instructions in the "Getting Started" section to provide step-by-step guidance.
Included a specific example for downloading and renaming the template file.
Highlighted the use of the code README.md command to open the file in VS Code, with a suggestion to use the appropriate command for other editors.
3. Features Section:
Added a Features section to summarize what the repository helps with, such as kickstarting a project and ensuring consistency across projects.
4. Usage Section:
Created a dedicated Usage section to guide users on how to use the template, emphasizing the steps to download, edit, and add the README.md file to version control.
5. Contributing Section:
Expanded the Contributing section with detailed steps on how to contribute to the repository.
Provided a step-by-step guide on how to fork the repository, create a branch, make changes, and submit a pull request.
6. Related Projects Section:
Added a list of Related Projects with links to other useful README templates and guides to offer more resources for creating high-quality README files.
7. License Section:
Clarified the License section, including a link to the Unlicense page for more information.
8. Formatting and Clarity:
Improved formatting with consistent use of headings, bullet points, and code blocks.
Enhanced readability by using clearer language and providing additional context where necessary.