STRUCTURE THE CONTRIBUTOR SECTION #337
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Closes: #280
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STRUCTURE THE CONTRIBUTOR SECTION
Structuring the Contributor Section in your README file is crucial for recognizing and celebrating the individuals who have contributed to the project. A well-organized Contributor Section showcases the effort of each contributor, encouraging future participation and enhancing community engagement. A clear and visually appealing structure helps highlight each contributor's contributions and provides an easy reference for others to see who has been involved. It not only creates a sense of community but also motivates contributors to stay active and encourages new contributors to join, leading to the overall growth and improvement of the project.
Reference Issue: #280