READMEs written with this checklist!

[ddbeck]

A hall of fame:

• standbio/noble (#7)

[standage]

I just gave a README facelift to another of my repos using this guide: https://github.com/dib-lab/kevlar.

I really like the effect of the drop-downs in the rendered README, although it does unfortunately reduce readability of the document in plain text.

[zerothi]

I have tried to follow your scheme on this page:

• zerothi/sisl

Thanks for your work!

[relsqui]

Oh hey there's a list! I use this checklist a lot, although I sometimes skip or combine parts depending on the size and seriousness of the project. Here's some:

• oobash (a bash library for oop)
• awkward polaroid (a cartoon group portrait generator and accompanying twitter bot)
• finger tag (an android game)
• mtgcorpus (tools for grammatically analyzing Magic card text)
• screenguppy (a desk toy for your terminal)

[Bachibouzouk]

I came across this repository via the pyvideo from 2016 and I used it (not fully, though for lack of time) to improve this readme

https://github.com/open-plan-tool/simulation-server

Thanks for going through so many readme and for the effort of summarizing it then!

[georgjaehnig]

Here's my take for https://github.com/trovu/trovu. Could even manage to keep the README very short. Hope it's still understandable.

Thanks for writing this checklist!