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@JustAMan - I’ll talk with @joshuaboniface on this too, but would a statement, followed by “Read more” with a link to the wiki be good?

I’m just thinking ahead to people that might come across this, so I would want to have a nice quick page that briefly tells them about the project, and how to get started.

Admittedly I’m not a master at this. You can see a README for a project I help maintain: https://github.com/mike-grant/haaska/blob/master/README.md

Here’s a good example from a semi-popular template:
https://gist.github.com/PurpleBooth/109311bb0361f32d87a2

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I had a look at your readme and now I get your point. I think we can safely move "motivation" to wiki leaving a link in readme. Ideally it might just be a paragraph about what is this project plus a few links for further reading.

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I agree, my essay doesn't need to be in the README 😆

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I can work on at least the README. Ideally we’ll want to move a lot of it (the statements on why the project exists, etc) out to the Wiki. We’ll probably need to take out the screenshots too.

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I think that motivation for the project should stay in the Readme along with what the project is about.
Screenshots definitely belong to a wiki page (linked to in the readme, though, so ppl would be able to find them easily).

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Linking here: there is some work in #6

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@nvllsvm 's PR #6 has been merged, which gets rid of the old Emby images and such from the README. I'm going to start splitting things out now to get the README condensed.

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@joshuaboniface Don't know how far along you are, but here's a handy badge I found that you can use: https://matrix.to/img/matrix-badge.svg

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Suplemented by practical action in #25

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