GitHub Achievement Collaboration Notes

This repository is a small public documentation project used to record practical GitHub collaboration workflows between two accounts.

Purpose

The project keeps short, reusable notes for account-to-account collaboration patterns such as pull requests, documentation review, and merge verification. It is intentionally documentation-only so every change can be inspected quickly.

Collaboration Rules

• Use pull requests for changes to the public README.
• Keep examples factual and tied to real GitHub workflows.
• Prefer small documentation updates that can be reviewed independently.
• Record merge evidence after each completed collaboration.

Current Scope

• README structure for a tiny documentation repository.
• A checklist for pull request creation and merge verification.
• Notes about avoiding empty or misleading contribution activity.

Pull Request Checklist

When preparing a small documentation pull request:

1. Confirm the target repository and branch before editing.
2. Keep the change focused on one documentation topic.
3. Explain why the change helps future collaborators.
4. Ask the repository owner to merge only after the diff is reviewed.
5. After merge, record the PR number, merge commit, and co-author trailer if one was used.

Merge Evidence Template

• Repository:
• Pull request:
• Merged by:
• Merge commit:
• Notes: