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Remove outdated content from the README to enhance clarity and emphasize the project's commitment to human-AI communication excellence.

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  • Delete legacy README_NEW.md containing obsolete project overview, usage guidelines, and resource links

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This PR streamlines the project’s documentation by fully removing the outdated README content, ensuring the repository is cleared of legacy descriptions and ready for a refreshed, focused guide on human-AI communication.

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Purge outdated README sections
  • Deleted the project overview and core value proposition
  • Removed the 'Why This Project?' section and supporting research details
  • Stripped out usage guides, checklists, and resource links
  • Removed future development roadmap and cross-project integration details
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Hello @dmitriz, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

Summary of Changes

Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by dmitriz, aims to streamline the project's README to better emphasize its focus on human-AI communication excellence. Based on the title and description, the intent is to remove outdated content from the existing README to prepare for a clearer, more focused version. The changes in this specific PR involve the complete removal of the content from the README_NEW.md file.

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  • README Streamlining: The primary goal of this PR is to streamline the project's README documentation.
  • Content Removal: The existing content of the README_NEW.md file has been entirely removed as part of the streamlining process.
  • Focus on Human-AI Communication: This change is intended to pave the way for a README that more clearly emphasizes the project's core focus on human-AI communication excellence.

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  • README_NEW.md
    • Removed the entire content of the file to streamline the README documentation.
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PR only contains documentation changes (1 files)

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Code Review

This pull request aims to streamline the project's documentation by deleting the README_NEW.md file. This is a positive step towards reducing redundancy and improving clarity, assuming README.md is the intended single source of truth for the project overview.

My review focuses on ensuring that no valuable information is inadvertently lost with this deletion. The content of README_NEW.md largely overlaps with the existing README.md and other project documents, which is good. I have one point of clarification regarding a specific resource link.

Summary of Findings

  • Accessibility of Example Resources: The deleted README_NEW.md file contained a 'Resources' section with a link to an examples/ directory. It's important to verify if this content is outdated, sufficiently covered by examples in other documents like USAGE_GUIDE.md, or if a link to these examples should be explicitly added to the main README.md to ensure continued easy access for users.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is generally in good shape and aligns with the goal of streamlining documentation. The deletion of README_NEW.md appears justified due to significant content overlap with README.md.

There is one medium-severity point of clarification regarding the examples/ resource linked in the deleted file. Addressing this point by confirming the status of these examples would be beneficial before merging.

I am unable to approve the pull request myself; please ensure it undergoes further review and approval as per your team's process. Assuming the examples are either outdated or adequately covered elsewhere, this change is a good improvement.

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