@yadiiiiii1 Thanks for reading the paper and submitting a Pull Request!

The file you created is named contribution.md, rather than your own username.

This is a great opportunity to practice updating a Pull Request after receiving feedback. This will often happen when you contribute to other projects. Running the code below from the git-for-science repository on your local machine will remove the readers/contribution.md file, create a new file called readers/yadiiiiii1.txt, commit the changes, and then push the change back to GitHub.

# Delete the file from your repository
git rm readers/contributions.md

# Create file titled with your username
touch readers/yadiiiiii1.txt

# Commit the changes
git add *
git commit -m "remove contributions.md and add username to readers directory"

# Push the changes back to your fork. The PR will automatically update
git push origin master

Let us know if you have any questions!