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Enhanced README: Contribution Guidelines, TOC, and Overview #2504

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Descriptive Overview: Added a detailed intro about Matrix.org, emphasizing its purpose.
Build Instructions: Provided detailed step-by-step instructions for building the website
Table of Contents: Added a table of contents to make navigation through the various sections easier
Contribution Guidelines: Created a clear section for contribution and added steps for how to start contributing to this open-source project.

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This seems to not be working with Github Markdown. Could you fix that please? Have a look at the rich diff button on the top right of this file to see how it is being rendered

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Same as the other comment

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Same as the other comment

3. Create a new branch and implement changes using
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git checkout -b <yourBranchName>
4. Submit a pull request (PR)
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4. Submit a pull request (PR)
4. Submit a pull request

# Contact Us

## Community
If you have any questions about the project or your contribution, you may join the various community chats on https://matrix.to/#/#matrix.org-website:matrix.org
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If you have any questions about the project or your contribution, you may join the various community chats on https://matrix.to/#/#matrix.org-website:matrix.org
If you have any questions about the project or your contribution, you may join our room https://matrix.to/#/#matrix.org-website:matrix.org

[#matrix.org-website:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/#matrix.org-website:matrix.org).
# Overview

Matrix.org is a decentralized, open standard for real-time communication which allows users to collaborate in public and private rooms over IP. Matrix's purpose is to allow users to text and call without thinking about what app or phone the other user has.
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Matrix.org is a decentralized, open standard for real-time communication which allows users to collaborate in public and private rooms over IP. Matrix's purpose is to allow users to text and call without thinking about what app or phone the other user has.
Matrix.org is an open standard for decentralised, secure communications while also allowing you to bridge to other networks easily.
This Repository covers our main website.
For spec please take a look at https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec
For the conference website take a look at https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-conf-website

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