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Simple two page site. My name and the User Story behind the site.. The other page should be the Changelog.

Feature: Converting Open Source Contributions to RSS feed
As a user
I want to convert my open source contributions into an RSS feed
So that I can syndicate them on various platforms

Scenario: Converting open source contributions to RSS feed
Given I have open source contributions listed on my profile
When I request to convert them to an RSS feed
Then I should see a valid RSS feed containing all my open source contributions

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In this scenario, the user wants to convert their open source contributions to an RSS feed for syndication on various platforms. The scenario assumes that the user has already listed their contributions on their profile.

The implementation of this scenario would involve parsing the user's open source contributions and generating a valid RSS feed containing all the necessary metadata such as the title, description, and link to each contribution. The resulting RSS feed can then be syndicated on various platforms using a service such as FeedBurner or any other RSS feed reader.

As the app owner, I want to change the name of the current project from theonlystephen.com to changelog.swm.cc so that it better reflects the purpose of the website.

To do this, I will first need to update the DNS settings for my domain name to point theonlystephen.com to swm.cc. Once that is done, I can then update the repository name in my version control system to reflect the new name, changelog.swm.cc.

After making this change, I will need to update any references to theonlystephen.com in my website's code and configuration files to reflect the new name. This includes updating any links or URLs that point to theonlystephen.com so that they now point to changelog.swm.cc instead.

Finally, I will need to test the new setup thoroughly to ensure that all redirects are working correctly and that there are no broken links or missing content. Once I am satisfied that everything is working as expected, I can then announce the change to my users and begin promoting the new name and URL.

As a developer, I want to amend the README file for my project so that other developers can easily understand what the project does and how to use it.

As a user, I want to be able to quickly find the installation and usage instructions for the project, as well as any dependencies or prerequisites that are needed.

As a contributor, I want to be able to see information on how to contribute to the project, such as guidelines for submitting pull requests and any coding conventions or style guides that should be followed.

As a potential employer or collaborator, I want to be able to read a clear and concise summary of the project, including its purpose, features, and any notable achievements or awards. This will help me assess whether the project aligns with my goals and interests, and whether I would be a good fit for the team working on it.

Feature: Fetching Open Source Contributions
As a user
I want to fetch my open source contributions
So that I can keep track of my contributions on multiple platforms

Scenario: Fetching open source contributions from GitHub
Given I am logged in to GitHub
When I request my open source contributions
Then I should see a list of my public and private contributions

Scenario Outline: Fetching open source contributions from multiple platforms
Given I am logged in to
When I request my open source contributions
Then I should see a list of my public and private contributions on

Examples:
  | platform  |
  | GitHub    |
  | GitLab    |
  | BitBucket |

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In the first scenario, the user wants to fetch their open source contributions from GitHub specifically. In the second scenario, the user wants to fetch their open source contributions from multiple platforms, including GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket.

Note that this is just an example, and the actual implementation may differ depending on the specific requirements and APIs of each platform.