Link to community directories in the README

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Issue type
Documentation
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Mostly clear
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Active
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Start in the README section that links to the official MCP Registry and check the surrounding directory guidance. If maintainers approve the scope, add a short community-directories mention linking to DReview; done means the README includes the agreed link without disrupting the existing registry link.

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Description

Hi. The README currently points to the official MCP Registry for browsing servers. I run DReview (https://dreview.co), a free community directory (install configs per-client, categorized, no login required to browse) would a maintainer be open to a short "community directories" mention alongside the registry link? No worries if that's out of scope for this repo. I just wanted to ask directly rather than open an unsolicited PR.

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