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your repo.

You wrote the code. Give it a little main character energy.
Evolves weekly. Same README link.

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Some very good-looking repos.

Same code. A little more swagger.

YOUR CODE DOESN’T SIT STILL.

Same repo.
Next chapter.

More contributors? More life. A growing backlog? A few cracks. Your cover evolves with your project, week by week.

The artwork changes. Your README link doesn’t.

Original PostgreSQL elephant-library illustration
BeforeThe library is open.
The same PostgreSQL elephant and library, with scaffolding and repair workers added to the right wing
AfterA little work in progress.

Illustrative evolution: increased contributor activity and a growing issue backlog.

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Paste it once. Let it evolve.

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New week. Same link.

Your cover can change without another README edit.

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