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Yes, sure, we are looking for maintainers, so even some short term help might reduce the barriers and/or help us identify and resolve such, which helps us, too. I see that we would not need to do much more than label some issues with the hacktoberfest topic and add a CONTRIBUTION.md? Maybe that could be a symlink to our development doc? |
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Especially to @elrido, but also all other maintainers, do we want to participate in Hacktoberfest? (I know it's a bit late, but even if we miss most of this year's next year we would be in for the beginning.)
See https://hacktoberfest.com/participation/#maintainers
It's mostly an event for newtime-FLOSSS supports to start contributing (often even coding in general or so). This obviously brings pros and cons:
This is also my personal experience, many people try or want to contribute, many somehow loose track or find it may be too complicated. You get some PRs, where some loose track of following-up oon reviews, but some contributions are really good and bring the project (and the people, hopefully) forward and show them how contributing to OSS works like. (It's often their first contribution or so.)
One thing we should make sure is to tag "good first issues" properly, as this is what these people will likely look for. (One can also label them with
hacktoberfest
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