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Updated and Simplified README for Better User Experience #452

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@0loruntoba 0loruntoba commented Jun 6, 2024

This aims to refresh the README file #422 to improve its readability and ensure it is up to date with the current state of available tools. The target audience is newcomers with minimal tech skills, so the focus is on simplicity and ease of understanding.

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  • Updated the Introduction - Refreshed the introductory text to make it more welcoming and informative for newcomers.
  • Added a Table of Contents - Included a table of contents for easier navigation through the document.
  • Reformatted the ‘How to Use These Tools’ Section - Simplified the instructions and added clarity on how to use the scripts.
  • Clarified the ‘Payout Calculation’ Section - Improved the explanation of the /payout command and its parameters.
  • Expanded the ‘Quality Check’ Section: Provided more details on how to use the /articlecheck command and what it does.
  • Refined the ‘Market Health Reporter’ Section: Made the instructions for using the analyze: command clearer.
  • General Readability Improvements: Made several changes throughout the document to improve its overall readability.

This aims to refresh the README file to improve its readability and ensure it is up-to-date with the current state of our tools. The target audience is newcomers with minimal tech skills, so the focus is on simplicity and ease of understanding.
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Please focus on meaningful improvements rather than on changes that can be achieved with GPT copy-pasting.

@0loruntoba 0loruntoba deleted the patch-1 branch June 10, 2024 11:12
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