Add community guides section to README #1343
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Following up on this! |
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I'm not sure if we should add all of the community guides in readme. Maybe you can start posting on the GitHub Discussion to see how people like it. |
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This PR adds a new
Community Guidessection to the project README in which people can list guides for using the annotation tool. I spent a bit of time labeling data in Labelme this year to learn more about labeling tools I can run locally. I wrote a guide on Labelme which I added to the lsit. jsk_recognition also has a visual guide which I have added.