Edit link typo in readme.txt #90
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Edited a typo in the Github link and the numerics in the ordered list.
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I'm actually a fan of sticking to the current ordered list method in markdown files (1. 1. 1. 1. etc) because it makes it much easier to add/move new items without having to manually renumber. It also make visual diffs a lot cleaner. Not sure what best practices are here, though. |
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I'm in agreement on the list items. Markdown makes it unnecessary to worry about the numbers, so why add that worry back? |
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Agreed, it's really great to see someone new get stuck in! |
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closing in favor of #79 |
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Edited a typo in the Github link title and changed the ordered list to ascending numbers