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README.markdown

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 Django Layout
 =============
 
-Intended as a nice default starting point for Django, including deployment server configs. Essentially replaces `django-admin.py startproject [THING]`.
+Intended as a nice default starting point for Django, including deployment server configs. Essentially replaces `django-admin.py startproject [THING]`.
+
+Project Naming
+--------------
+
+Obviously the `.git` objects are included when checking out from GitHub, so you should copy the appropriate directories to somewhere Git-free (if you want):
+
+    $ cp -r !(.git) ../mynewdjangoproject
+
+By default it comes named as `yoursite`, but you should obviously name it yourself:
+
+    $ mv yoursite mydomain
+
+Python Path
+------------
+
+`manage.py` automatically patches your sys.path to include files under `lib`, so you can feel free to put Python modules here:
+
+    $ svn co http://.../mymodule.py lib/.
+    # inside a Python file in your Django project
+    import mymodule
+    # just works!
+
+This allows you to bundle your own library modules or external dependencies (dmigrations, simplejson etc.) with your project as required. It also means that a checkout to a plain Python system should Just Work™.

lib/README.markdown

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+Django Lib
+==========
+
+This directory is automatically included in your Python path, so feel free to add external files into here for use in your project.