Add BuiltWithDot.Net badge to README #188
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eduherminio
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Mar 28, 2024
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Happy to add it, but please stick to the format of the file:
- Avoid changing the line endings of whole file (which is what I assumed caused all the lines to be shown modified)
- Use the logo + link structure of the file, adding
BuiltWithDot.Netlinks at the bottom of the file and reference them at the top
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Since FileParser is listed on BuiltWithDot.Net I've taken the liberty to raise a PR that adds the BuiltWithDot.Net badge for FileParser to the README.md file. This will help promote your project, BuiltWithDot.Net, all other .NET developers that have projects listed on the site, and the open-source .NET ecosystem in general. If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know. Your help is much appreciated!
Thanks, Corstiaan (creator of BuiltWithDot.Net)
PS If you don't want to add the badge, that's totally fine. Just close this PR. No hard feelings :-)