Anyone using READ.me's here?

A README file is like a welcome note or instruction manual for a project, usually a software or design project. When someone opens a folder full of code or digital files, the README is the first thing they should read (that’s why it’s called "README"). It tells people what the project is about, how to use it, and how to get it running on their own computer. Think of it like the "How to Play" section in a video game or the guide that comes with a new LEGO set. README files have actually been around since the 1970s (yep, even before Wi-Fi and TikTok were things), helping developers and creators share their work in a way that’s easy to understand. Whether you’re building a game, making a website, or creating an art project with code, a README makes sure anyone who finds your project knows what it does and how to use it without needing to message you 20 times asking, “ummm what’s this for?”

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