Confusing shell example in documentation
On line 122 of README.md, there is a line with a shell command for the user to run.
$ < edit settings_local.py >
Because there are additional space characters, it is not clear that it is actually pseudocode.
When it is read as a shell command, it looks quite dangerous: It contains two overwriting redirections, and seeing a command with dangerous elements that you initially do not understand is seriously confusing and distracting. It looks like an unexpected rm -f, basically.
$ <edit settings_local.py>
the following is technically better, but somewhat confusing in a different way: $EDITOR is not always defined (and $ $ may irritate others)
$ $EDITOR settings_local.py
I would propose this:
$ [edit settings_local.py]