Make readme more inviting to contributors #534
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Attempt to make our readme more inviting to contributors, and possibly make it more friendly. We want to make it clear that contributions are very welcome, and that the whole experience won't be scary. Since contributing for the first time can be nerve wrecking.☺️
Motivation
I'm in the process of adding our repo to issue trackers like:
And, in general, inviting people outside our community to the project. Reaching common open-source spaces and showcasing our project as a nice place to contribute if you are a beginner, and an awesome learning opportunity.
All suggestions to make readme more inviting, positive and friendly are very welcome. ❤️