trying to decentralizing Pointing out a grammatical error, which appears in both your comment and the github page you linked to. The github page actually has a

trying to decentralizing Pointing out a grammatical error, which appears in both your comment and the github page you linked to. The github page actually has a number of typos, and needs a little bit more proofreading and perhaps some proper English in some places. As a call-to-action, the readme should present with polished grammar and a respectable tone for the author's voice.</grammarnazi> An easily accessible starting point, to get a feel for what "tone" means, check out the Economist's style guide, which gives authors and columnists a set of editorial guidelines for how articles should sound, when a reader picks up their weekly copy of the magazine: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/303640.The_Economist_Style_Guide https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/303640.The_Economist_Sty... You'll notice the Economist tries to establish a homogenized voice, so that many writers may contribute, but all material feels like it's written by the same person, such that, without bylines, The Economist itself becomes a collectivized authorship, as a sort of writer's uniform. Seems like such an idea might be relevant to your general concept.