If you're working through the challenges in Git-it, you'll know most of this, but for the record:

• Fork this repository.

• Create a branch named in this pattern: add-<username>, where username, not in brackets, is your GitHub username.

• Create a file inside of /contributors named add-<username>.txt, where username, not in brackets, is your GitHub username. That file should just contain your username.

• Push your branch to your fork.

• Add @reporobot as a collaborator to your fork.

• Pull in changes that @reporobot will make to the file (he's gonna awesomize your username!)

• Submit a pull request to this repository against your add-<username> branch.

If you're contributing a patch to the Patchwork HTML page itself, make sure the branch name for the branch you create for your changes does not include your GitHub username. As a part of the Git-it workshop that uses this repository, users complete the challenge on pull requests with a branch that includes their username. In order to keep bug fixes separate from workshop completions -- don't use your username in your branch :)