Reworked README for improved clarity

[that-ar-guy]

fixes: #1001

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[Ian2012]

Thanks for your contribution. I've requested a couple of changes

[bmtcril]

And we will need that signed CLA as noted in the webhook comment in order to be able to accept the PR. Let me know if you need any help with that process!

[that-ar-guy]

And we will need that signed CLA as noted in the webhook comment in order to be able to accept the PR. Let me know if you need any help with that process!

Done

I'm not sure if/when he'll be able to re-review.

[bmtcril]

Looks good, just a few more suggestions!

[bmtcril]

Awesome work, thanks for the updates and quick turnaround on feedback!

[that-ar-guy]

Thank you to all the maintainers for reviewing and merging my changes! As someone new to open-source, I’m eager to learn and improve. If you have any feedback or advice on my contribution or how I can better approach such projects, I’d truly appreciate it.
Looking forward to contributing more!

[bmtcril]

@that-ar-guy I think you did all the right things! We're a big project with a lot of different areas, so the best advice I have is to try to find an area of interest and see which things are tagged good first issue there to get familiar with things. If you're not on the Slack or forums those are good places to ask questions and find things that people would like help with. There are some links toward the bottom of this page: https://openedx.org/community/connect/