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# Project details
If you want to provide additional information about your project to those who may tinker with it after you, this section of the **Project Config Menu** may be helpful.
When you import a project that's been configured with these project details, you'll get a neat little pop-up, like this.
Here are some details you can provide about your project.
> **Intended device / audience** - Who is this for? Examples of target audiences include "*computers*", "*Windows devices*", "*smartphones*" , etc.
> **Project author** - What's your name? Just write whatever you want to be called. "Anonymous" is the default if you don't type anything.
> **Shoutout message** - What would you like to say? This is an input box for whatever you'd like. You could drop a project description here, or a link. Anything really.
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