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First Timers Bot: update slug and file name (#50)

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title: First Timers Bot
description: A friendly bot that helps with onboarding new Open Source Contributors
slug: first-timers-bot
slug: first-timers
screenshots:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoodiehq/first-timers-bot/master/assets/Issue-Done.png
authors: [ agonzalez0515, Techforchange ]
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### 💡💥❓ How things work
Say I’m a Hoodie contributor and find a typo somewhere. Instead of fixing the issue directly in the master branch or creating a pull request which is time-consuming, I can simply create a new branch that is called something like _first-timers-only-typo-in-title._ GitHub will then notify the **First Timers Bot** about the new branch using Webhooks. The bot is listening to any new branch starting with **first-timers-only** and it will create a new issue on your repo. It is currently setup to the Hoodie repo with a template and assigns the first-timers-only and up-for-grabs labels but can be modified by the developer. The commit body can be used to add some context information and if left empty, the 🤔 **What you will need to know** section of the issue will simply say "Nothing :)".
Say I’m a Hoodie contributor and find a typo somewhere. Instead of fixing the issue directly in the master branch or creating a pull request which is time-consuming, I can simply create a new branch that is called something like _first-timers-typo-in-title._ GitHub will then notify the **First Timers Bot** about the new branch using Webhooks. The bot is listening to any new branch starting with **first-timers** and it will create a new issue on your repo. The commit body can be used to add some context information and if left empty, the 🤔 **What you will need to know** section of the issue will simply say "Nothing :)".
### 😮🙌👀🎉 Use Our Bot!
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<th>Example</th>
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<td>1) <a href="https://github.com/apps/first-timers-bot">Install App</a> on a repo of your choice</td>
<td>1) <a href="https://github.com/apps/first-timers">Install App</a> on a repo of your choice</td>
<td><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoodiehq/first-timers-bot/master/assets/Install-App.png" alt="Install App"></td>
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