Establish a simple workflow for managing pull pull requests

Simple pull request work flow

# Fork a repository (owned by someone else usually. In this case, fordprefect forked from rgsingh)
git clone https://github.com/fordprefect/feature-dev-demo.git

# Establish an upstream so that your fork can keep in sync with the original repo.
cd feature-dev-demo
git remote add upstream https://github.com/th-js-meetup/feature-dev-demo.git

# Pull down all of the deltas from the original repo via upstream
git fetch upstream

# Merge all of the changes that were pulled down with our forked changes.
git merge upstream/master

# Checkout and create a new branch for development on a GitHub Issue
git checkout -b i1-add-readme-helloworld

# Check to confirm which branch is active
git branch

# Make all changes specific to this feature (i.e. Fixes #1: Improve README friendliness factor)
$EDITOR myfile.html

# Use a tool like gitk or a simple text editor, but try to follow a consistent commit message format.
# For example, commit 9725e145bfc6a4b64a616f1ba98d49c2f3848b65 follows the format of 
# "Fixes #<number>:" in a line of 50 characters or less followed by a blank line, followed 
# by a brief description of the change and reason for making it, followed by a bulleted list of changes
# in the present tense (e.g. Specify instead of Specified in the commit shown). Note "Fixes" in the commit message
# will automatically close the ticket after the pull request is merged:
git commit -a

git log
commit 9725e145bfc6a4b64a616f1ba98d49c2f3848b65
Author: Ford Prefect <ford.prefect@42.com>
Date:   Sat Mar 1 20:52:13 2014 -0500

    Fixes #1: Improve README friendliness factor.
    
    Many users were complaining that they were almost brought to tears when
    they came across the format and content of the README.md file. Adding
    a friendly greeting will leave users feeling loved and welcome.
    
    * Specify Hello World text within README.md file.

commit 49759995f780af70ad14f254d6b9c2f18c08e73d
Author: rgsingh <rgsingh@oblivion.com>
Date:   Sat Mar 1 06:16:26 2014 -0800

    Initial commit


# Push all of your changes to your remote feature branch (i.e. this saves all of your 
# local repository changes up on the remote forked GitHub repository)
# The '-u' option will make an association between the feature branch in the origin repo and your local feature branch
git push -u origin i1-add-readme-helloworld

# Within GitHub, a collaborator can create a Pull Request, for the original repo's master
# branch from the forked repo's feature branch (e.g. i1-add-readme-helloworld in this case)

# Send the pull request, wait for it to be merged (accepted) or rejected by the assigned
# pull request administrator (the user you assigned the pull request to). Use the following
# format : "Fixes #1: Improve README friendliness factor."

# The user that merges the pull request should send a message back to the pull request 
# creator to close the issue (Issue #1 in this case). 
# The feature branch (i1-add-readme-helloworld) can also be deleted.