Proposal: Rm git specifics from contributing guide.#294
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A proposal to remove the git-specifics from the contributors guide.
My argument is that none of this information is numpy-tutorials-specific, but rather general information about the distributed version control workflow. Thus readers would be better served by instead referencing external information on how to work with git/GH.