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improve Farlands readme
readme.txt should be deleted and be replaced with 2 files:
- license for code.txt - containing the license information
- readme.md - contains basic information about Farlands
readme.md
- pictures like header and main picture
- Farlands subgame shorth description info
- link to the forum thread
- link to all the dev discussions
- credit thanks to section
also we need to come up with farlands logo or header to put there and main picture to show Farlands charm
@D00Med another one for you
@D00Med is it possible to work on this today?
@tobyplowy maybe, no promises. Like I said, I will be able to work on farlands again in two weeks. @22i Why should the readme be changed to this? There should already be a licence.txt file (and if not I will add it with this name), and I don't understand why the readme should be a different type of file? Most readme files I've seen have been .txt files, so I think that is better for consistency, and also because most people will be able to open them easily.
Like I said, I will be able to work on farlands again in two weeks.
Wait you never said that did I miss something or am I just stupid? Also that's exiting news for how long will you be back?
@tobyplowy I thought I mentioned it a couple of weeks ago? apologies if I didn't. But yeah, exams over after next week, then I have one week of holiday, and after that idk, I should have a lot more time.
you could just rename readme.txt to license.txt and then add readme.md with all the suggestions in the first post.
@tobyplowy @D00Med good luck with the exams also lets make a test you two should both download aemp here https://github.com/22i/aemp extract it then try to open readme.md and report back what happens (if it opens what opens) and what operating system you are on.
the reason behind readme.md being md (markdown) instead of txt is to make repository more colorfull, interesting and to add pictures or gifs - makes people want to download Farlands more
you cant add pictures to txt files
everyone reads the github repository readme.md and if its a good one most will download
@22i definitely not, the license file has what it needs, and the readme has what it needs. What I could do, is add another, fancier, readme file :)