These are the contributing guidlines:
- To add to this list, you must fork, edit and submit a pull request.
- To remove an item from this list, you must open and issue explaining why it needs to be removed.
- Links and information must be useful to the community.
- Make sure there aren't a bunch of broken links
- Stick to the format outlines below as much as you can
Here is the markdown template for formating a new or existing section:
## Radio Type
Here lies introductory information about that type of radio.
### General Use
How is this radio used and can we use it as citizens?
### Links
* [Link title](https://example.com) - [optional text describing the link]
* [Keep it bulleted](http://example.com)
### Additional Sections Related
These additional sections can be used to describe a feature or installation
process. For instance, in CB, I made a section on SWR since it's so vital to
operating a CB radio.
Section headlines are h2 (##). Sub headers related to that section are h3 (###).
For readability, please wrap lines at around 80 characters. Most browser will do
this for you, but a lot of people use less
to read Markdown. I set vim
to
automatically do this for me with au BufRead,BufNewFile *.markdown,*.md,*.txt setlocal spell textwidth=80
.