Clarify when (and when not) to use the React+Vite template

projects/eventonica-updated/README.md

@@ -23,14 +23,20 @@ Postgres
 
 ### Requirements
 
-1. Use the [Techtonica Template created with Vite](https://github.com/Techtonica/curriculum/tree/main/projects/2023TemplateWithVite) as the foundation of your project
-2. Implement GET (show), POST (add), DELETE requests (PUT or edit for editing is a stretch goal, not required this week)
-3. At least 15 commits and 1 PR (every time you make a working change to the code, commit + push at least daily)
-4. Customize the look of your page with CSS techniques - this is not a priority, so being minimal is okay
-5. Implement some basic tests
-6. Create a README
-7. Implement the [useReducer hook](https://react.dev/reference/react/useReducer) with a clearly defined reducer function with appropiate actions and states; clearly defined dispatch functions to describe any actions taken to create a new state	
-8. User can search DB by ONE of the following and return filtered event displayed to page
+1. Determine if you want to use the [Techtonica Template created with Vite](https://github.com/Techtonica/curriculum/tree/main/projects/2023TemplateWithVite) as the foundation of your project
+    - Reasons to Use the Template
+       - Time-saving: Using a template can significantly reduce the initial setup time, allowing students to focus on implementing game-specific features sooner.
+       - Understanding starter code: Students who grasp the concept of the starter code can easily adapt it to their needs, potentially speeding up their development process.
+    - Reasons Not to Use the Template
+       - Confusion: Some students might find the template confusing, especially if they don't fully understand how each part interacts with others.
+       - Desire for deeper understanding: Students who want to gain a comprehensive knowledge of each technology and how they integrate might prefer to start from scratch.
+3. Implement GET (show), POST (add), DELETE requests (PUT or edit for editing is a stretch goal, not required this week)
+4. At least 15 commits and 1 PR (every time you make a working change to the code, commit + push at least daily)
+5. Customize the look of your page with CSS techniques - this is not a priority, so being minimal is okay
+6. Implement some basic tests
+7. Create a README
+8. Implement the [useReducer hook](https://react.dev/reference/react/useReducer) with a clearly defined reducer function with appropiate actions and states; clearly defined dispatch functions to describe any actions taken to create a new state	
+9. User can search DB by ONE of the following and return filtered event displayed to page
     - event name string
     - category name string
     - date with a prompted date selection option