First of all, there is a difference between beginner friendly and scratch. If you are incapable of looking up what a .md file is, that is in no way the developers fault. Just because the engine refers to a file by an incorrect extension, doesn't mean that the entire thing is worthless. You can open .md files with notepad, or really any other text editor. If the contents of the readme file are not to your exact liking, so what? If you don't want to use the engine, don't. If you have never seen a .md file before, that is not the developers fault. Beginner friendly does not mean that everyone will automatically understand everything. The entire base for this complaint is that you were unable at first to open a .md file, then when you opened it there were some lines of text that you did not like. If you are going on about having indie dev experience, then you should know what a .md file is. Nobody said it was your fault that the .exe referred to a file incorrectly. What was said is that it is not somebody else's fault that you are unable to look something up, or even try opening it.
