<commit_before># Getting Started
> ... This markdown file needs to be updated so that others can get started using RITHM. There is an open [issue](https://github.com/CRMTH/RITHM/issues/12) related to this. For formatting, don't use these code blocks (they are just placeholders). Use heading formats and numbered lists as much as possible. 

## Setting up Twitter
> ... There are a couple links under "RITHM Streamer" in [README.md](https://github.com/CRMTH/RITHM/blob/master/README.md) to get you started with outlining the processes under this heading. Follow those links and document the steps that you took to get the infrastructure set up.

### Create a new Twitter user account

> ... This is easy, just a link and a sentence about how it is important to not use your own personal account. 

### Create a Twitter developer account

> ... This will be a few steps. A phone number may be required for confirmation. 

### Create a Twitter developer app

> ... 

## Setting up RITHM

### Install Git client 

> ... Link to Git instructions as this will be different for different operating systems.

### Download RITHM source files

> ... _git clone_ is the current method, I think.

### Set up RITHM streamer 

> ... How to find the Twitter API keys and where to paste them in local RITHM setup files...

> ... How to start the streamer. From here on out, use the streamer documentation!<commit_msg>Formatting and clarification<commit_after># Getting Started
> This markdown file needs to be updated so that others can get started using RITHM. There is an open [issue](https://github.com/CRMTH/RITHM/issues/12) related to this. For formatting, don't use these quote blocks (they are just here as placeholders). Use heading formats, numbered lists, and links as much as possible (check your markdown cheat sheet).

## Setting up Twitter
> There are a couple links under "RITHM Streamer" in [README.md](https://github.com/CRMTH/RITHM/blob/master/README.md) to get you started with outlining the processes under this heading. Follow those links and document the steps that you took to get the infrastructure set up.

### Create a new Twitter user account

> This is easy, just a link and a sentence about how it is important to not use your own personal account. 

### Create a Twitter developer account

> This will be a few steps. A phone number may be required for confirmation. 

### Create a Twitter developer app

> ... 

## Setting up RITHM

### Install Git client 

> Link to Git instructions as this will be different for different operating systems.

### Download RITHM source files

> _git clone_ is the current command line method, I think. It should look something like this:
>>> git clone http://github.com/CRMTH/RITHM/

### Set up RITHM streamer 

> How to set up the directory structure in local RITHM files...

> How to find the Twitter API keys and where to paste them in local RITHM files...

> How to start the streamer. From here on out, use the streamer documentation!
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