There's no good way to provide two links in the repo title as that link is a specific, separate field from the description.

In that case, I'll rephrase the proposal to suggest linking to the developer guide instead of linking to python.org :)

The question becomes what do people use that link for? I personally use it to validate that I'm looking at the project that's behind a certain website or to get to the homepage quickly, not to get to developer documentation. I always assume the README and/or CONTRIBUTING files will have the dev doc links.

🤔 Maybe instead of www.python.org, it should be pointing to docs.python.org?
It is part of cpython repo

I think we are all way over-thinking a single link 😉 . Maybe it would be better to just have 3 quick links listed at the top of the README: www.python.org, docs.python.org, and the devguide.

Sounds good to me :)
Please see my proposed PR at python/cpython#283

@Mariatta's addition looks good to me, and should be useful to folks looking at the README offline as well.

As far as the project level link goes, I think the reason it bugs me is just because our top level directory and file listing is long enough to push the start of the README off the bottom of the page. And yes, I'm almost certainly overthinking it :)

Since Mariatta's proposed PR was merged I'm closing this.