I'm not sure about what qualifies as a module contributor. I considered a contributor someone who changed some module's operators or its overrides. I didn't consider typo fixes or comment fixes as enough a contribution to add to the table, but it's a worthy contribution nonetheless :-)
The two last commits change a few module descriptions. I standardized Ext modules' descriptions to "Additional operators on ... (e.g. ...)". Operator examples might not be a good idea, which is why I added them last. They might help orient users when searching for these operations (or they might confuse them even more).
Two suggestion for issues and contributions:
To avoid having to remember to update the README from time to time, one could add a PR template encouraging users to add their contributions to the README.md;
Closes #91.
I'm not sure about what qualifies as a module contributor. I considered a contributor someone who changed some module's operators or its overrides. I didn't consider typo fixes or comment fixes as enough a contribution to add to the table, but it's a worthy contribution nonetheless :-)
The two last commits change a few module descriptions. I standardized
Ext
modules' descriptions to "Additional operators on ... (e.g. ...)". Operator examples might not be a good idea, which is why I added them last. They might help orient users when searching for these operations (or they might confuse them even more).Two suggestion for issues and contributions: