Very nice. I did not follow up on the message because I had not much
time to invest in this but I think it will really help the schemers community.

I added a few topics to the repository to help discovery.

tl;dr: I will make a pull request.

Regarding the contributions guidelines, IIRC there is a notability
requirement that is what I see a some awesome-list where pull-requests
must receive a few +1 before it is merged. I would go with 5 or 10 upvotes
to merge a given contribution.

What I propose is to settle on this rule and make it github dot files so that
future contributors know what to expect.

Another point: Should we add some empty sections where contributors
will be able to add items. My proposal is to snarf the the table of content
from https://project-awesome.org/ that is pick most (all?) section in our
README.

At this point, we should be set to start dog-fooding the system which
would mean making pull requests to the repository and request
schemers to upvote and do more pull requests.


Le mar. 25 juin 2019 à 11:13, Lassi Kortela <xxxxxx@lassi.io> a écrit :
Amirouche suggested in May that we make an Awesome Scheme to be included
at <https://project-awesome.org/>. I finally got around to adding some
initial content: <https://github.com/schemedoc/awesome-scheme>. I think
the license and formatting now conform to Project Awesome's guidelines,
but I'm not 100% sure. I probably made some mistakes; feel free to edit
and add things as you like.