Simply README's Introduction

[adlai]

The README.md documents of projects on GitHub must function both as the root of project documentation when downloaded, and when viewed on the web; however, it is not some blog post, and if someone is already in the project's repository, it is probably distracting to redirect them to some link about overcomplicated interfaces from completely different fields.

[adlai]

Thank you for the honest reply... I'm closing the PR to reduce clutter, although am not ragequitting!

[...] a fun example of cluttered UI.

while the vanilla web browser is an example of deceptive simplicity, as my complaint demonstrated to me.

typos or misused articles or wrong phrasing

What granularity do you prefer for commits altering these? e.g., one commit for all articles and trivial typos, and separate commits for each qualitative change of phrasing.

[peterrudenko]

What granularity do you prefer for commits altering these? e.g., one commit for all articles and trivial typos, and separate commits for each qualitative change of phrasing.

It's totally up to you (if I was to do that, it probably would be a single commit, but it depends, and again, it's up to you)