Publish your release(s)

1. [Sign in](https://github.com) and become a contributor. Or [email to us](mailto:cyy144881@icloud.com?subject=PyModule%3a%20module_name) to publish your release\(s\).
> Q: What's the email's format?
> A:
> PyModule: module_name
> release's description
> release_file(s)
2. Publish your release\(s\) with your branch.
3. Try to download it and get the download link.
4. Create a new branch from “\_template\_”, add a file in pymodule/module/module_name/README.md , and open a pull request to master branch.
> Q: Has there a template?
> A: Yes,
```markdown
# module_name
by auther_name
## Latest Release
### version [latest_file_name](download_link)\(publish_time\)
[**View all of this release**](github_release_link)
#### version [older_file_name](download_link)\(publish_time\)
[View all of this release](github_release_link)
version [**another_older_file_name**](download_link)\(publish_time\)
[View all of this release](github_release_link)
version [**another_older_file_name_else**](download_link)\(publish_time\)
[View all of this release](github_release_link)
```
5. Wait for audit.
6. Done!

The issue describes a process for publishing a release, but the repository appears to be a Python module hosting site. Start by examining the '_template_' branch and the pymodule/module/ directory structure to understand the READ.md template. The work is to follow the steps to publish a release, but the issue is very old and the project seems inactive.

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