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Mostly every add-on comes with its nice readme.txt file in the root folder, and that's 100% ok.
Now, nearly everytime I add...an add-on to my Orbiter install, this generic readme obviously overwrites another generic readme (originally the very same Orbiter readme!).
I know it's a very minor problem, and maybe veteran Orbinauts have already discussed on this, but it could be nice if OH could "enforce" in some way, some naming policies when uploading, or just update the "terms of service"....Maybe those readmes could have the add-on names (and version number, too), something like "Readme_AeroBrake0961.txt".
So we could all have a very precise collection of uniquely named readmes and drool at them!
Otherwise, never mind!
:hail:
Now, nearly everytime I add...an add-on to my Orbiter install, this generic readme obviously overwrites another generic readme (originally the very same Orbiter readme!).
I know it's a very minor problem, and maybe veteran Orbinauts have already discussed on this, but it could be nice if OH could "enforce" in some way, some naming policies when uploading, or just update the "terms of service"....Maybe those readmes could have the add-on names (and version number, too), something like "Readme_AeroBrake0961.txt".
So we could all have a very precise collection of uniquely named readmes and drool at them!
Otherwise, never mind!
:hail: