Updated documentation on contributing

docs/Contributing.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ If there's something small like a typo or a single sentence to improve, these ca
 
 ![Updating Docs from Github](images/Editing-Docs-On-Github.png){ align=right width="350" }
 
-This will open an editor, and allow you to Fork and/or initiate a PR directly from the website.
+This will open an editor and allow you to initiate a PR directly from the website with your changes.
 
 You can of course do the same changes and PR proposals more traditionally by forking, cloning locally, and initiating a PR from there.
 
@@ -32,29 +32,53 @@ To do this, you will want to:
 
 #### Fork Mutagen Repository
 
+This step makes a copy of the Mutagen repo on Github that you have ownership of and can modify and prep your changes.
+
 ![Forking Mutagen](images/forking.png){ width="350" }
 
 #### Download (Clone)
-Cloning your forked repository to your computer.  [GitKraken](https://www.gitkraken.com/) is a good Git client to help, but there's lots of alternatives
+
+This step downloads (clones) the fork you just made to your local computer.
+
+[GitKraken](https://www.gitkraken.com/) is a good Git client to help, but there's lots of alternatives
 
 ![Cloning](images/cloning.png){ width="350" }
 
 #### Installing MkDocs
+This is the documentation system Mutagen uses, so you have to install it so it can display the docs as you edit them.
+
 [Installing Material for MkDocs](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/getting-started/)
 
 TLDR: `pip install mkdocs-material` in a command line
 
 #### Running MkDocs
 Running `mkdocs serve` on your cloned Mutagen repository 
 
+This step runs MkDocs and tells it to watch Mutagen's documentation and display the changes.   
+
+Control-Click on the "Serving On" address to open it in your browser and see the docs as you write them.
+
 ![Running MkDocs](images/mkdocs-serve.png){ width="350" }
 
 
 #### Edit Documentation
 
 Use the [MkDocs guide](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/reference/) for all the neat things you can do.
 
-#### Commit
-Commit your changes in Git.  
+#### Commit, Push
+
+This step saves your changes locally and prepares them to be uploaded and merged.
+
+Once committed, you can Push them up to your Fork on GitHub's servers
+![Commit Changes](images/committing.png){ width="350" }
+
+#### Create Pull Request
+This step officially makes the request for the Mutagen repository to bring in the changes you made on your Fork.
+
+The easiest way is to click this button, which GitHub shows on your fork's `Pull Requests` tab for a short while after you push
+
+![Creating PR](images/creating-PR.png){ width="350" }
+
+After that, the Mutagen team can merge in your documentation updates!   Feel free to comment on the PR itself, or get in touch on [Discord](https://discord.gg/53KMEsW) to chat about what you changed and why.
+
 
-![Commit Changes](images/committing.png){ width="350" }