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 Command | Effect
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-`git config --global user.name "YOUR_USERNAME"` | Set up your name for your commits.
-`git config --global user.email "YOUR_EMAIL"` | Set up the email address for your commits.
+<a name="set-username"></a>`git config --global user.name "YOUR_USERNAME"` | Set up your name for your commits.
+<a name="set-email"></a>`git config --global user.email "YOUR_EMAIL"` | Set up the email address for your commits.
 `git config --global color.ui auto` | Enable some colourful git output.
-`git config --global push.default simple` | Set up git to push only the current branch by default.
+<a name="set-simple"></a>`git config --global push.default simple` | Set up git to push only the current branch by default.
 `git config --global core.editor "gedit -w -s" ` | Set commit message editor to `gedit`. Simple GUI editor. 
 `git config --global core.editor "vim" ` | Set the default commit message editor to `vim`.
 
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 ### First "clone", "change", "commit" and "push"
 In this section we will learn how to clone your project down, add changes to it, commit those changes and send them back to the server. 
 
+#### Before we being
+Before we clone down a project for the first time, there are a few things we should set that will allow us to avoid future questions. 
+
+First, set up your username and email address globally with the [`git config`](#setup) commands. This will allow you to identify yourself in a friendly way to the server. You can find the commands [here](#set-username) and [here](#set-email) respectively.
+
+Next, let's set git to only push your current branch when using the `git push` command. This is the recommended default behavior. Use [this](#git-simple) command to achieve this behavior.
+
 #### First project clone
 
 Let's get your code from the server to your local machine.