media-crawler | Web scraper for generating a graph of media connections

For contributing, the typical open-source git-flow applies. Fork the project, then make a branch off of master with a clear and concise name describing your intentions with the branch--something like handle-old-wapo-format. Then, make your changes to the code in that branch in your Fork on your machine (following instructions above to ensure it works and doesn't throw any unexpected errors). When documenting your code, please refer to the Google Python Docstring Standard. After that, commit the changes to your branch with a clear heading and specific details as to what you have changed. Then, push the branch up to your forked copy of the repository. At this point, go to Pull Requests at the top of the GitHub page and select New pull request. On this next screen, you will see an option to Compare Across Forks. Click this, and you will be able to compare the branch on your fork with the master branch of the main repository in a pull request. If you have any further questions about using git or if some of this doesn't make sense, please check out the #github-help channel on the D4D Slack. For any other issues, please ping @josephpd3 in the #p-media-crawler channel.