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The opening sentence of your README should explain, briefly, what the project is. Take a look at this link on a mobile device -- there's literally no useful inf
by raldi 11y ago
The opening sentence of your README should explain, briefly, what the project is. Take a look at this link on a mobile device -- there's literally no useful information about its purpose or function, because everything beyond the opening paragraph is collapsed by default.
- daddykotex 11y agoIs this so much extra effort to click "View all". IMHO, the build info at the top is pretty useful
- deckar01 11y agoI wonder how the cut off is determined. Maybe there is a way to hint that a piece of content should be in the preview.
- raldi 11y agoIt's not the build info that's the problem; it's "Developing under Google Summer of Code 2015 with mentoring organization Ruby on Rails." And it's not just my one click -- it's the cumulative clicks of every visitor to the site. With it on the front page of HN, there are going to be staggering numbers of potential users glancing at the page on their phones during their commutes today, not seeing anything immediately eye-catching, and moving on to the next submission.