Because we’re not saying it often enough:
Kudos to the author for going out of their way and writing meticulously detailed step-by-step instructions.
That README shows a great deal of appreciation for other people’s time, which should be commended.
That README shows a great deal of appreciation for other people’s time, which should be commended.
/Old man yells at clouds
In addition to the fact that folks can submit a PR (or fork) to update the instructions if something goes out of date.
Provided, of course, they don't use the github wiki stuff or use separate repos for documentation.