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Contributing Guidelines

Hey, do you want to contribute to this project? 👋 We would love your contribution, but please keep the following in account while making your Contribution

Adding a YouTube Channel

If you are adding a YouTube Channel to the list, the channel must classify under the following

  • At least 100K subscribers on YouTube (except for some exceptions, at the discretion of KendallDoesCoding).
  • Uploaded a video or live-streamed to YouTube within the last 1 MONTH.
  • The channel should be an individual and not a COMPANY (for eg: you cannot add Good Mythical Morning, or T-Series, as they are companies and not individuals).
  • The channel should not be controversial (certain exceptions can be made, up to the judgement of @KendallDoesCoding).
  • Birthday Format must be as follows: D/M, YY (eg: 2 May, 2000) **- The final decision on whether the channel gets added or not, is up to the discretion of KendallDoesCoding. **

How to add a channel

To add a YouTuber, you would need to follow two steps:-

    • Go to the add YouTuber page on the website.
    • Here, fill in all the details of the Youtuber:- Category, Channel Name, Birthday, Total Channel Views, and Channel Link and click on add button. add youtuber
    • Now, after adding the youtuber's info on the website, you have to update the README (Important as only it will mark as an original contribution on GitHub)
    • For this fork the repo and update README to add youtuber info.
    • Note: even if on the website the newly added youtuber shows at the last, if the catergory was already added before (eg. Gaming) add the newly added YouTuber add the end of that catergory and not at the end of the table.
    • README.md
    • You can add the YouTuber to the README by 2 methods:
      • Editing in GitHub website or IDE
        • README.md
        • Commit and Create a PR
      • Tables Generator Website
        • Copy and paste the table from README into tablesgenerator.com.
        • Edit the table on the website
        • Tap generate
        • Paste the generated table back into the README.md
        • Commit and Create a PR.

With these two steps, you have successfully added a YouTube channel, and you can create a pull request which marks your contribution to our project. (Note: Your PR may not be merged if the information is found incorrect or it doesn't abide by the project code of conduct)

Abiding in the Project Code Of Conduct

Any contribution that you make must abide by the projects, Code of Conduct. Failure to abide will result in your Contribution/Pull Request being rejected.

Thanks for your co-operation!