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The landing page of AIWT.
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Add onboarding information to the README #18

Closed monocle closed 1 year ago

monocle commented 1 year ago

It would be helpful for people who are interested in participating on the AIWT website to have a README with information on how to get up to speed with the current the project and things they could contribute to. Expecting people to read through all of the Discord discussion history is a bit cumbersome and is a barrier for newcomers who might be willing to get involved.

adamwhitlock1 commented 1 year ago

I think this is a great idea. I just joined the community as well and I could certainly use some help knowing how I can help and what the direction of the project is.

monocle commented 1 year ago

@ddowy If you're okay with moving to GH issues, I can submit a README PR. Basically, if anybody works on something there should be an GH issues to document what exactly they are working on so people can collaborate on that topic or avoid working on the same thing.

mkgrtx commented 1 year ago

You can also use project table

ddowy commented 1 year ago

@monocle Yeah for sure, do you mean make a different issue other than this thread for the README? We definitely can transition to gh issues.

ddowy commented 1 year ago

@mkgrtx project table? How does that look?

mkgrtx commented 1 year ago

@ddowy I mean https://github.com/All-Inclusive-Web-Team/All-Inclusive-Web-Team.github.io/projects?query=is%3Aopen

ddowy commented 1 year ago

@mkgrtx gotcha I am still unaware of all the things that git has to offer, this is also a good option for tasks