Update organizational readme (https://github.com/TinyCamML/.github/blob/main/profile/README.md) with information about what the overall project aims to achieve and what each repository includes and does.

[SUPScientist]

https://github.com/TinyCamML/.github/blob/main/profile/README.md

[SUPScientist]

@BentleySettin, see here for the organizational readme.

https://github.com/TinyCamML/.github/tree/main/profile

[BentleySettin]

@SUPScientist Thank you! I should have been more specific. I am struggling to edit the Boron and OpenMV "About" descriptions. The other repos have the settings gear to edit but those don't.

[SUPScientist]

Sorry, I'm not sure what you're asking. Could you paste a screenshot of the "About" thing you're referring to (maybe a "good" example and an example of where the Boron and OpenMV one should be but isn't)? It sounds like you don't mean the repos' main README.MD files, right?

[BentleySettin]

Yep,

Seems to be no option to edit shown in the first image vs. option to edit in second pic.

[SUPScientist]

Ah, got it, thanks. I assume that's because Evan created the repo where you do not see the settings gear and you created the repo where you can. Focus more on the content of the README files (including the one linked in the first posts in this thread to better describe the entire project) and less on that About part.

[SUPScientist]

Updates needed for main organizational readme (here: https://github.com/TinyCamML/.github/tree/main/profile).

• [ ] Change hyperlinked repository names to exact copy and paste names of those repositories. E.g., instead of "Boron and OpenMV basics repository," use "Boron-and-OpenMV-Basics" so that there's less ambiguity
• [ ] Add more description to the readme so that the differences between the repositories is clearer. As it currently reads, I cannot detect a difference between Boron-and-OpenMV-Basics vs. UART-Communications. If they are the same (redundant, see next step).
• [ ] The Boron repository and OpenMV repository seem to be two older repositories that do what I believe the Boron and OpenMV code inside the single Boron-and-OpenMV-Basics repository does. Which makes it seem identical also to UART-Communications. If there is redundancy in what the repositories are intended for, consider deleting (or if that makes you nervous, mark in both this organizational readme and the repository readme that the old repository is obsolete and point to the current/correct repository).
• [ ] Make sure all the links go to the repo's "homepages." The one marked "Boron repository" links to a commit, not the repository itself.

Thanks!