Summary
Many articles and resources in README.md range from 2018 to 2024 but are listed without dates. Readers cannot tell which resources are current and which are historical. Several 5–8 year old articles appear alongside recent ones with no visual distinction.
Proposed change
Add the publication year in parentheses after each link description, for example:
[Title](URL) — Short description (2018)
This is a well-established convention used by repos like awesome-video and similar curated lists.
Benefit
- Readers can immediately assess recency
- Older articles (e.g., SSAI overviews from 2018) remain useful for historical context but are clearly marked
- Makes it easier to spot which sections need updating
How to help
Go through README.md section by section, look up the publication date for each linked article/resource, and add the year. For resources where you cannot find a date, mark as (date unknown) so someone else can follow up.
This is a significant but straightforward editing task — no streaming expertise required, just research patience.
Summary
Many articles and resources in README.md range from 2018 to 2024 but are listed without dates. Readers cannot tell which resources are current and which are historical. Several 5–8 year old articles appear alongside recent ones with no visual distinction.
Proposed change
Add the publication year in parentheses after each link description, for example:
This is a well-established convention used by repos like awesome-video and similar curated lists.
Benefit
How to help
Go through README.md section by section, look up the publication date for each linked article/resource, and add the year. For resources where you cannot find a date, mark as
(date unknown)so someone else can follow up.This is a significant but straightforward editing task — no streaming expertise required, just research patience.