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This feature allows you to connect documentation from your open source repository on [GitHub](https://github.com), an online document at [Etherpad](http://etherpad.org), and many other collaboration platforms - see the list below.
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When you **Edit** your project, you can find the **Readme** in the **Details** tab.
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When you **Edit** your project, you can find the **Readme** link in the **Details** tab. Clear it to remove the Readme from your project.
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Visit the [User guide](usage) to learn more about editing content in Dribdat.
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## Staying in sync
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Once you put the URL to your remote content into the **README** field when creating a new project. Or find it in the **Details** editor on an existing challenge or project, the content will be fetched, and you will be notified if there are any errors.
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Once you put the URL to your remote content into the **Readme** field when creating a new project, the content will be fetched, and you will be notified if there are any errors.
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From time to time - such as when writing a Post - the data will be refreshed. You can use the **Sync** (synchronise) button on the bottom of your project page to refresh your changes at any time. Administrators can also selectively Sync projects, or all at once in the project list.
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Note that for source code repositories, some additional content is fetched, such as links to source code or demo. You can modify this in the **Details** editor.
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Even if you have a Readme, you can still _Edit_ your project to add notes or answer questions relevant to the event you are at, and _Details_ to tweak the Contact, Download, Source, Image links and more.
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From time to time - such as when writing a Post - the data will be refreshed. You can use the **Sync** (synchronise) button on the bottom of your project page to refresh your changes at any time. Administrators can also selectively Sync projects, or all at once in the project list.
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Note that for source code repositories, some additional content is fetched, such as links to source code or demo. To clear the README, just remove the link.
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Even if you have an externally hosted Readme, you can still _Edit_ your project to add notes or answer questions relevant to the event you are at, and _Details_ to tweak the Contact, Download, Source, Image links and more.
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## Supported sites
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### Using Google Docs
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A special note if you are trying to attach a document from Google Drive.
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A special note if you are trying to attach a document from Google Drive.
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If you want to use Google Slides to make a presentation, it is best to Publish to Web, and copy the Embedding link (just the URL) as your Presentation link. The following applies to attaching the contents of Google Docs:
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