simplified readme.MD language for project structure

'turned on' and 'turned off' by their inclusion in the main project folder's

settings.py file.

This Django application contains a specific app, 'anonticket', which 

is an anonymous ticket handling system to allow anonymous submission of an 

issue to TorProject's GitLab lobby via creation of User Identifier 

code-phrases based on dice rolls from a dictionary of english words.

This project has been structured in such a way to allow later expansion for other,

related functions and is currently divided into three main folders:

This project has been structured in such a way to maximize the potential

for later development and expansion. It is currently divided into three 

main folders:

1. ***/TicketLobby***: This is main project folder, in which the settings.py file 

and other base Django files are found.

2. ***/AnonTicket***: This is the folder for the anonymous ticket submission app

itself.

2. ***/AnonTicket***: This is the folder for the AnonTicket app.

3. ***/Shared***: This is a pseudo-app, primarily for static files and templates 

likely to be expanded or utilized in other parts of the project. By moving the 

base templates and static files into their own app, overall development 

and deployment are easier. (Note: This is not the recommend approach if 

you are designing a Django project with a LOT of apps.)

3. ***/Shared***: This is a pseudo-app, primarily for static files and 

templates likely to be expanded or utilized in other parts of the project.

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