First verison with disgusting code and pretty readme

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+What for?
+=========
+
+This project is a simple Python script to send a email when tracked Github projects (specified in conf) have a new release.
+The purpose is to use this script in a cron table.
+
+Unbelievable, but I haven't found an existing equivalent!
+
+![An example of mail sent by the script](example-mail.png)
+
+Why using configuration?...
+------------------------
+...instead use stared project of your Github account?
+Cause I've got about 80 "stared" projects and I don't wan't to be alerted for new releases of each of these project.
+But, perhaps I'll add such a feature later on...
+
+And, Github API limits is at 60 requests by seconds, and I want to write this script really quickly in a first time.
+
+How to use?
+-----------
+Really simple!
+
+* Edit conf.ini file to set `[config]` section
+  * your SMTP server configuration (host and port)
+  * sender mail
+  * receiver mail (:warning: not tested with more than 1 receiver)
+* Add the projects you want to follow in the section `[project]`
+  * Be careful to follow a JSON valid syntax as in the provided file, i.e. coma after each `autor/project` except the last one.
+
+After first execution, the `conf.ini` file will be filled with last release tag found by the script, as you can see in the provided file.
+
+Hope you like, and have fun to read your mail!
+
+Problems I have to solve really quickly
+---------------------------------------
+I wrote this script really quickly, certainly faster than this README. So I already have two big proglems:
+* The script sends mail even if no new projets or release has been detected
+* The biggest, you have to edit script to specify absolute path...
+* A lot of other little problems, like the code that's disgusting and so on.
+But overall, the script works and sends mail!
+
+Hey boy, what is the `pit.db` file?
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+Oh, just for fun, and because I love this project, I use [pit by michaeldv](https://github.com/michaeldv/pit) to follow my task etc.
+
+It makes me think I should push my python version of this project on occasion when I will take the time to do...
+
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