This seems unnecessary to me since a "programming playground" to me says "mess about with a programming language online with a repl or similar" and also out of place, since the rest of the types of resources do not have a description.

I think if this were to be implemented into the README, it should be applied to all of the other types of resources, however this would be cluttering and make the README less succinct, which make it seem just like fluff.

Either way, this is way to long, it should be a brief description.

This seems unnecessary to me since a "programming playground" to me says "mess about with a programming language online with a repl or similar" and also out of place, since the rest of the types of resources do not have a description.

I think if this were to be implemented into the README, it should be applied to all of the other types of resources, however this would be cluttering and make the README less succinct, which make it seem just like fluff.

Either way, this is way to long, it should be a brief description.

Should I shorten the definition instead?

That would be a good start but I'm still weary with adding this.

That would be a good start but I'm still weary with adding this.

Alright! No problem, I'll close the pr. Lmk if I could fix any other issues !

Lets get the opinion of others before closing, since I am just one of many reviewers :)

Sure. :))

Related with #6107.

When we are writing in README.md we should be succinct. I agree with transfer it to CONTRIBUTING.md. It's missing as part of the Nutshell section.

Needs translations so better consensuate what write there and then copy the same in the rest of files.

I can help with spanish translation 🤗 🚀.

I agree this category would benefit from some explanation. The proposed explanation is perhaps too specific - there are some resources that don't quite fit the explanation. In particular, there are some games that would fit well here. The shorter the better. Maybe "try it!" is enough?

Yeah, I think shortening the explanation and adding "try it " would seem better!

That could be done as well.

Closed in preference of #6819