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README.md

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## Contribute to the documentation
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Want to improve our documentation? Please do! You can [open a PR](https://docs.github.com/en/desktop/working-with-your-remote-repository-on-github-or-github-enterprise/creating-an-issue-or-pull-request-from-github-desktop) and we'll take a look.
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Want to improve our documentation? Please do! You can [open a PR](https://docs.github.com/en/desktop/working-with-your-remote-repository-on-github-or-github-enterprise/creating-an-issue-or-pull-request-from-github-desktop) and we'll take a look.
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Resources:
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- [Style Guide](https://www.emfcamp.org/about/branding)

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This year's badge is the Tildagon badge. It's a hexagon with a slot on each side that you can plug _[hexpansions](#hexpansions)_ into. A hexpansion is a 1 mm thick object with a hexagon shape on one edge (a six-sided polygon like this: ⬡). It can be made of cardstock, so you can quickly add some cat ears to your badge, or it can be a printed circuit.
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Unlike in previous years, [Emfcamp](https://www.emfcamp.org/) is trying to make a [longer-lasting platform](#a-reusable-platform-with-an-interchangeable-part) so any apps developed for it will work for multiple years.
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Unlike in previous years, [Electromagnetic Field](https://www.emfcamp.org/) is trying to make a [longer-lasting platform](#a-reusable-platform-with-an-interchangeable-part) so any apps developed for it will work for multiple years.
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## What would you like to do with your badge?
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- [I want to know how to use the badge](using-the-badge)
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- [I want to make a badge app](tildagonos-apps)
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- [I want to know how to use the badge](using-the-badge/end-user-manual/)
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- [I want to make a badge app](tildagonos-apps/how-to-write-a-tildagon-os-app/)
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- [I want to make a hexpansion](hexpansions)
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- [I want to hack on badge firmware](tildagonos-firmware)
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docs/using-the-badge/end-user-manual.md

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![A hexagonal camp badge, with three smaller hexagonal PCBs containing breakout
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pins peaking out from the edges, and a screen showing
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@emfcamp](../images/badge-photos/badge-with-screen.jpg "Tildagon with attached
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Hexpansions and screen")
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The Tildagon is a badge that you can wear around your neck. It has a round screen, six buttons, and lots of colourful LEDs. It has a USB-C connector, WiFi, and a battery. It can run MicroPython, and has six hexpansion connectors.
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