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Unfortunately Github only finds these files if they are located at the
top-level or in a sub-directory named either "docs" or ".github". Our
documentation directory is called "Documentation".
We used to place these files at the top-level but since I am going to
add more of the supported files this would become to noisy. The best
work around would be to create a symlink ".github -> Documentation,
but Github doesn't support that. The next best thing is to create a
directory named ".github" that contains symlinks to files inside
"Documentation".
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As much as I think everyone should see the hilarious Black Book lulz
killer gif, the donation link currently 404's :-)
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This file is inserted into the text area when a user opens a new issue,
which considerably increases the odds that these instructions are
actually being read.
Previously, when Github did not support this new file yet, we displayed
similar, but less complete, information at the top of the README.md in
the hope that users would see it there, which wasn't always the case.
Remove the information which is now part of ISSUE_TEMPLATE from
README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md.
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- Change "a pull requests" to "a pull request"
- Change "overriden" to "overridden"
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Instead of describing Utopia, describe the here and now. Some of the
removed information might come back later, when it actually matches
reality.
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