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+# Contribution
+
+Here are some small rules for contributing to this project, they may be
+subject to change:
+
+## Write Issues about your plans
+
+This is useful that others can keep track and no time is wasted in doing the same twice. You may also write me a mail (oli_r@fg4f.de), then I'll do this myself.
+
+## Base your work onto the master-branch
+
+Master may be regarded as some kind of "Nightly"-Branch, so usally (though not always) it contains stable code that is going to get into release.
+
+## Commit FREQUENTLY and WELL-DOCUMENTED
+
+The tips from the [Pro-Git-Book][1] come in Handy here, as well as the [GitLab Flow page][2].
+Do things like rebase and stash only if you're absolutely sure what you're doing, and if the code exists nowhere but on your local repo!
+
+## Early Merge-Requests
+If you think you're not completely done yet, or if you are stuck at some point: do a merge-request. Merge-Requests are discussions about work, no presentation for the result.
+
+[1]: http://www.git-scm.com/book/en/v2
+[2]: https://about.gitlab.com/2014/09/29/gitlab-flow/
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-==== Installing Pizza ====
-
-For Pizza to work, you need a running mailservice (either server, smarthost or local) using "mailx" from s-nail (provided by, i.e., heirloom-mailx in debian, s-nail in arch). Install Pizza by running "install.sh" from the base-dir, or the following commands as root after cd'ing into the git base directory:
-
-install -m 755 src/pizza /usr/local/bin/pizza
-mkdir -p /usr/local/share/pizza
-install -m 644 assets/pizza assets/heart /usr/local/share/pizza/
-
-If you want to use another directory than "/usr/local/share/pizza/" for the ASCII-Art-Pics, you have to set the "PIZZAINC"-Variable accordingly.
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+# Installing Pizza
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+For Pizza to work, you need a running mailservice (either server, smarthost or local) using "mailx" from nail (provided by, i.e., heirloom-mailx in debian, s-nail in arch).
+
+## Installation
+
+### The simple way
+
+Install Pizza by running "install.sh" from the base-dir
+
+### The hard way
+
+If you have `$SCRIPTDIR` and `$SHAREDIR`, you may also run the following commands from the src-base:
+
+```bash
+install -m 755 src/pizza $SCRIPTDIR/pizza
+mkdir -p $SHAREDIR/pizza
+install -m 644 assets/* $SHAREDIR/pizza/
+```
+
+Afterwards, you have to set the variable `$PIZZAINC` to `$SHAREDIR` accordingly.
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-Ever wanted to share a pizza (or else) to anyone who offers a service, for example hosts a data sharing service?
-
-With PIZZA, you may now send pizza (or else) to any mailaddress out there!
-
-Usage: See INSTALL for prerequisites.
-
-To run "pizza" from the bare repository, cd into the src directory and run
-
-export PIZZAINC="../assets"; ./pizza
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+# PIZZA
+## Send virtual pizza around the world
+
+Ever wanted to share a pizza (or else) to anyone who offers a service, for example hosts a data sharing service?
+
+With PIZZA, you may now send pizza (or else) to any mailaddress out there!
+
+## Usage ##
+
+See INSTALL for prerequisites and details.
+
+To run "pizza" from the bare repository, cd into the src directory and run
+
+```bash
+export PIZZAINC="../assets"; ./pizza
+```
+
+## Contribution
+
+Take a short look into CONTRIB to get a feeling for the workflow.
+
+## License
+
+Pizza is released under MIT-License, with the ASCII-Art being property of other persons. Due to this, this bundle Pizza is for PRIVATE USE ONLY. In any other case, you may need to switch the pictures!