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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ The design should also reasonably actually work\! Of course, you can’t be sure
 
 #### Your GitHub repository needs to contain all your project files
 
-- [x] A BOM (Bill of Materials) in CSV format, with links, and a line indicating the total cost\! Even if you own a part, still include it. Someone else needs to be able to build what you’ve designed
+- [x] A BOM (Bill of Materials) in CSV format, with links, and a line indicating the total cost, this should also be added to your readme in a markdown table\! Even if you own a part, still include it. Someone else needs to be able to build what you’ve designed
 - [x] The source files of your PCB, if you have one (`.kicad_pro`, `.kicad_sch`, `.kicad_pcb`, `.epro`, `gerbers.zip`, etc)
 - [x] If you have 3D models, `.step` files of your project’s 3D CAD and the source design file (`.f3d`, `FCStd`, or a link to onshape)
 - [x] Your firmware files, if applicable. Make sure to include the source code