improve readme

[Fr-Dae]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I searched the existing issues and did not find anything similar.

Current Behavior

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Expected Behavior

link to issue Fr-Dae#1

Steps To Reproduce

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Environment

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Anything else?

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[pktiuk]

This is not a bug and you did not even bother to describe your reasoning

[Fr-Dae]

it's just a blank issue to link a PR, no need to read it, it's self close when PR it's valided

[Fr-Dae]

@pktiuk

[Fr-Dae]

coudl you merge my pr before close this issue please ?, it's only to link for release update

[pktiuk]

No, I am not going to merge your PR

[Fr-Dae]

why ? i just improve the readme

[pktiuk]

Issues on GitHub are meant to categorize and discuss bugs and new features. Minor changes like updates to README or .desktop files can be submitted without any linked issue. This (almost empty) issue does not bring much value and doesn't contain any useful information for maintenance of this project.

If you wish, you can just your Pull requests to issues on your private fork of AntiMicroX, but there is no need to create an independent issue dedicated to minor change in README

[Fr-Dae]

I was taught to always link a pr to an exit to make it easier to follow, and I apply this rule, but okay.

[pktiuk]

I was taught to always link a pr to an exit to make it easier to follow, and I apply this rule, but okay.

This is a good practise, but in case of implementing features or fixing bugs with existing reports. In situations like: minor fixes in docs, minor refactors or cleanups creating issue is not necessary.