A better and user friendly read me!

[Iweisc]

I made the read me better, Its friendly and easy to understand.

[0x5bfa]

Thanks for your contribution.

🤝 Contributing

2. Review our contributing guidelines.

Contributions we accept

• DO create one pull request per Issue, and ensure that the Issue is linked in the pull request.
• DO link the issue you are addressing in the pull request.
• DO NOT submit a PR unless it the connected issue is marked as ready to build or approved indirectly by an org member. This enables us to have a discussion on the idea before anyone invests time on the implementation.

As you outlined this, we accept PRs that are linked to respective issue to avoid wasting your and our time. I suggest to discuss with @yaira2 first and foremost.

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In my honest opinion, adding emojis looks off and the current README keeps the best simplicity.

[Iweisc]

In my honest opinion, adding emojis looks off and the current README keeps the best simplicity.

But its not simple most of the users are not familiar with github. and the current read me just kinda feels off

[0x5bfa]

We only accept PRs that are approved either directly or indirectly because otherwise it'd waste time of both sides. We appreciate the contribution but this is clearly phrased out in our contribution guidelines. Please open an issue first and then let's discuss.

As Josh and Yair seem to be offline and given that it's weekend, let me close this for now.

[yaira2]

Hey @coderzawad, thanks for the PR! 😊 As @0x5bfa mentioned, linking to an approved issue is usually a good idea. It's not a hard rule, but it helps everyone by reducing extra work. You can look at the contributing section of the readme https://github.com/files-community/Files?tab=readme-ov-file#contributing-to-files to get started.