Speech Transcript - First steps towards contributing

0:00:11	everyone
0:00:14	just a bit about myself first so you know what i'm talking about this i
0:00:19	first became involved as them contributor
0:00:22	if you years ago when they put the speakers and outreach program and i have
0:00:25	some state on and it's i have a meant to the number of vendors i
0:00:31	have mended to attic outreach program of the one now and if you outside the
0:00:36	program as well
0:00:38	i've become quite involved in the comedian should think
0:00:41	and now i will depart will work with people who are actually starting actually to
0:00:46	the community for the first time
0:00:48	and well you what might have very different expectations
0:00:52	and some people come as the user like as i have so i have been
0:00:57	a user for sex seven to half years now but then each arts are contributing
0:01:01	a few years ago
0:01:02	and some people come to work for example if they are doing an internship with
0:01:06	a company and
0:01:08	and they're not companies and opened them they might want for their interns to work
0:01:13	with the community to fix some bugs
0:01:16	that happens quite often
0:01:18	so gently percent someone comes along which is exactly what type of this well as
0:01:22	almost everyone does that is they just went about to fix
0:01:26	a somehow fix that usually some really bad patch
0:01:30	and they further with the wall but still it and for get about that well
0:01:34	maybe not forget about that in quite that way sometimes they will
0:01:38	say come back to the few among like to save why hasn't this been committed
0:01:42	or if you sometimes the developer mentally or one of the other developers will review
0:01:49	it and commit that some still just outright rejected that in your reasons
0:01:53	and sometimes they'll just fix it up themselves and tell us so possibly back to
0:01:57	the person who actually wrote that's
0:02:00	and so it varies quite a lot but so that's but actually get he'd become
0:02:05	for the community and it just doesn't work with getting people
0:02:10	people see that happen and they just me because
0:02:13	they didn't get anything
0:02:17	so
0:02:19	the way to actually become point meetings to talk to the can if you can
0:02:23	talk to the person who's doing work for you that you didn't get to know
0:02:27	you don't understand why maybe the drinks things a certain way which are not happy
0:02:31	with as well and as the contributing you might not understand what the developer is
0:02:36	trying to get you do something like you don't think is right
0:02:40	so you really need to talk to people and also i think starting are usually
0:02:46	just mousey it was really friendly there's no harm in just asking questions and generally
0:02:53	people get really positive responses
0:02:57	there are like we actually have i name lot of fruit which is
0:03:04	which consists of difference a lot across all the aspects we have people who are
0:03:11	willing to mentoring all once more tasks for all
0:03:14	would like you can go and ask that you can just look at the list
0:03:17	of people and you can go up to them and ask and almost at all
0:03:20	the will just say sure all hope you all that you
0:03:25	so it's definitely what talking and actually the best thing you can do is talk
0:03:30	to people at conferences
0:03:32	even if you're not really for the community at it's so what's going because you
0:03:36	can actually meet everyone and you just become really involved when you realise ones also
0:03:43	so ask for help
0:03:47	use the resources that are available
0:03:50	and just try to get in there and some get people to help you and
0:03:56	but you need to actually ask what the hell
0:03:59	and sometimes people might be a little bit want one event like you and something
0:04:03	like you very much
0:04:05	we have had the location box somewhere
0:04:08	someone's well the wide explains why they thought that was about and that's always come
0:04:11	along and said that it's possible and after that
0:04:15	i don't happens and that's okay
0:04:18	people have lives outside
0:04:20	so not everyone actually has time to go through every single but that like gets
0:04:25	filed against the project and you really liked about you explain how the point have
0:04:30	works in detail because actually that is very time-consuming i can relate to that because
0:04:36	i have on occasion had so
0:04:38	some people like file loads of bugs in one go and attach say twenty patches
0:04:43	each of which that takes a whole data review and let's be honest i don't
0:04:48	have twenty days to review twenty patches because i've got work to do i've got
0:04:53	other projects to contribute that i'm working on a of like outside the minutes
0:04:57	and that's just one right expects
0:04:59	okay innocent for viewers to actually be able to deal with that
0:05:03	and i know it's have we does happen to other people in the spring
0:05:07	so please don't do that to maintain is these them do that to a review
0:05:13	it's just not very fair on them and you will actually get really bad results
0:05:17	as a contributor
0:05:20	so try to like it's the first batch is always the most difficult one out
0:05:25	of all the patches so contributors need to try be considered was the review where
0:05:30	is try to make it easier for the patch to be reviewed which usually means
0:05:34	it's actually easiest to
0:05:36	to if we are first batch to be a really small sites
0:05:39	just a short patch to fix
0:05:41	my
0:05:42	rather than a very big one which anson if each or something like that
0:05:46	and us be patient but you contribute is like we don't always know that someone
0:05:52	is who has just well the patch is the it's really difficult to tell
0:05:57	and
0:05:57	to be honest there is no way of knowing allegedly actually talked about
0:06:01	so we should always talk to the contributors and always find out why there are
0:06:06	these huge patches all of a sudden when we never heard
0:06:10	and the sometimes it's actually rather the going back and forth and reading something say
0:06:15	for and having twenty reviews catalogue still which is a real pain
0:06:19	just sometimes maybe austin trying what something smaller
0:06:23	and get back to that once there but for experience
0:06:29	of course
0:06:30	then you can choose can always make it easier for us to review and we
0:06:35	really appreciate that
0:06:37	and the best way to do that is to actually find out how the project
0:06:40	works because different projects but for different what
0:06:44	i want to completion team and generally would prefer for new contributors go through bookseller
0:06:49	because than anyone that you review the work
0:06:53	and we have quite high standards for what we want to and is
0:06:58	we spent a lot of time getting our project up to really good quality and
0:07:03	we would like that so we don't we don't accept at every single patch that
0:07:06	comes along something as we go back and forth with review what before we're happy
0:07:11	that
0:07:12	and we are trying to get the person who's contributing to actually perfected themselves rather
0:07:17	than touching up attachments all you have for think minor things like indentation what senator
0:07:22	some other projects
0:07:23	but a is will just take a patch and they will fix some things like
0:07:27	that so
0:07:28	and that based on project what
0:07:31	for example well like and then we most of us prefer for patches to get
0:07:36	about so sometimes like very small patches are some artsy just expand very is very
0:07:43	small
0:07:44	or by email directly to them and they know or reviewer
0:07:49	but generally to about so on the other hand there other projects which have quite
0:07:53	a different one for example for the current know all the patches good for me
0:07:56	let's
0:07:57	and that can be quite scary to present you do that
0:08:01	because generally it's a completely different way of sending patches and it
0:08:05	but if the contributors knows what we expect of that and that we know what
0:08:11	they expect of us than this whole process is easier
0:08:15	of course it does actually help what and this is where many contributors
0:08:20	fail slightly and that they didn't test their patches they didn't build
0:08:25	and they didn't test whether everything
0:08:29	so i was actually quite cumbersome to explain so why for example the change gold
0:08:33	installation is not working
0:08:36	for i see it's very difficult and so i recently i was recently working with
0:08:41	a girl who
0:08:43	was trying to use change build one last time and took her two weeks to
0:08:47	get to working state for a very simple application which for me builds out of
0:08:52	the box
0:08:53	i just
0:08:54	it took me five that's get built a form at the two weeks i don't
0:08:58	actually very difficult to debug that's but it's really what they have to because now
0:09:04	that she has a running she's actually able to document the latest version of the
0:09:08	application what's in boston which means she's not we still have
0:09:12	by fixing things which are really fixed
0:09:17	and of course what also happens what open is that
0:09:21	like will submit a patch and the whole set of the solar it for more
0:09:25	maybe for to just because i think that might be busy there someone else to
0:09:29	you about also happens
0:09:32	it's really worth being page
0:09:36	it really is but on the other
0:09:40	that you need for up as a contributor if you don't
0:09:44	then your patch much of sport and that will become obsolete that's not really
0:09:49	what that to be honest
0:09:51	it's a waste of your time as a contributor it's a waste of them they
0:09:54	have time
0:09:55	as maintainer because paul we don't meet someone else of concept of ready fixed we
0:09:58	had
0:10:00	so far the with your and for work with a review
0:10:05	but be patient since my kids people because people really didn't like that and they
0:10:09	want treaty as well if you do that
0:10:13	and of course it as i was saying it always helps to make good contribution
0:10:17	so make sure your contributions of a high quality the best you can do you
0:10:21	and maybe you should so consider talking to the community before you actually start making
0:10:28	before you start writing it because
0:10:31	sometimes the development data have very specific ideas about how they want to certain about
0:10:36	six i'm not might not be compatible with yours and sometimes they're the different ways
0:10:40	to fix the same power
0:10:43	so do to go back and actually talk to people
0:10:47	do discuss how you're going to fix things
0:10:50	and if you're reviewing patch assessment think that or if you're
0:10:56	tell them what you expect
0:10:59	don't accept that you shouldn't always accepts
0:11:03	i've fixed which are not what we have to it's not it is actually what
0:11:05	going back and asking people to fix stuff that way because then they realise that
0:11:09	what they're doing your thing and the like
0:11:13	and that's all have
0:11:15	so also make so you know you know what the work for your project is
0:11:20	busy much for each other that well into business with what
0:11:25	this they have talked to them and they you know whatever fever
0:11:29	stick to
0:11:30	tried to comply because that will make the reviewer's job easier and the that means
0:11:35	they will have more time to if you know patches or they will have more
0:11:39	likely some losses patches either way what you but
0:11:46	and once you start contributing you've contributed if you times you are get to know
0:11:51	what the project is like you know work with that
0:11:54	and you something
0:11:56	most of the people from the community
0:11:59	and if you actually don't really have all the project you should become foundation that's
0:12:04	how it works
0:12:05	as a punishment thank you get small parts it's very good and you get a
0:12:09	bit for the board as well
0:12:13	so this is actually more like what you expect
0:12:18	you don't want you to be a you'll find your problem and starts firing up
0:12:22	i try to michael sometimes you will if a simple boxing might but actually but
0:12:26	average want you might find that your about an application you think that's it
0:12:30	it might be something else
0:12:32	and you need to find that and you need to fix beverage that's the right
0:12:35	way to do things
0:12:38	it's actually in the long run better for the whole projects
0:12:41	if you don't take shortcuts do things for me if you know who to talk
0:12:44	to and you actually that are out who to talked about certain parts of the
0:12:48	project
0:12:50	it comes with experience
0:12:52	but that is actually you want you should
0:12:57	okay with me to of got simply who is white under from the previous outreach
0:13:01	program
0:13:03	she has actually had experiences with which is what we surely so tribute lots here
0:13:10	which is good for you have you found
0:13:18	i i'm single
0:13:21	i'm very send job change program from an intern in thought now i'm doing we
0:13:27	will some record internship but no
0:13:30	still a i mean you tell you my experience is we how we started country
0:13:37	rooting through the documentation team
0:13:41	first are still free eight years i'd use you know for each years now in
0:13:47	to i the only question in the back my head with how do i start
0:13:52	okay start you know with the starting point with the start button
0:13:56	and they'll
0:13:57	true do you might experience i learned that you just start with your favourite application
0:14:02	or me whichever application using your favourites
0:14:07	so look for buttons look for problems in your favourite application
0:14:12	in start small
0:14:14	i didn't i couldn't do anything big the first batch i mean what a one
0:14:22	line change and non dictionary documentation it was just one line you know he was
0:14:28	way small but what i did that i could i could start making other step
0:14:35	and tell i have to learn a couple of new tools like mallard
0:14:40	for writing this hell
0:14:43	and i did not know how to order hungry start using all the stuff i
0:14:47	don't remember but i don't know
0:14:49	and i sort okay so i'm gonna open up an editor and i'm gonna use
0:14:54	mallard to make a page about myself i like so and so
0:14:59	and there in about ten to fifteen minutes that evening i lunch mallard
0:15:05	i wrote everything about myself in that page and so i use that to make
0:15:12	a fun project for that evening
0:15:15	nine next step what do we this light words
0:15:19	in be sign words are we keep ages
0:15:23	you google upstart you go to non week and you meet real people in these
0:15:29	real people who are on i receive mailing this chat
0:15:33	so or we could just are nothing but sign words they tell you to talk
0:15:38	to our what you can expect from the project what tell tasks that ought to
0:15:43	be completed in the project
0:15:46	these are the sign words you must read and there in plain english so anybody
0:15:50	can understand it
0:15:53	then i have a question how can i help how can i do my part
0:15:58	when i did not know what i can do or how we can start i
0:16:02	did that one question everyone how can i help there is nothing in a list
0:16:06	of the gonna love that it's me so i asked the person i'm talking to
0:16:10	do you know anything i can do
0:16:12	and you would give me a related stuff so i'd like to onto that in
0:16:18	do more things
0:16:21	this is my favourite a lot one of your mentors
0:16:26	so i think about in so it's in the procedure of being sold someone's asking
0:16:32	to do something on the page and i want to watch it i want to
0:16:35	know how they're going to fix that wanna watch them fix it so i see
0:16:39	myself there is a there is a call them would like to add your email
0:16:44	the but it and i a lot how people are doing things i don't participate
0:16:49	i just well i watch the conversation up till the end in so i learn
0:16:54	new things from looking at a lot of it long working and what is a
0:16:58	what is appreciated what is not appreciated i learn by observation
0:17:05	so once i start walking i mean it starts printing a little faster
0:17:12	the first step and sprinting is just start talking to participate to say but hey
0:17:18	i'm interested and that's you know to raise up your hand
0:17:21	and when i mean participates
0:17:23	i look at the but page in if there is anything not all is not
0:17:28	something i don't understand i mean try to commence but before it was that it
0:17:33	meant i'm going to read it and see if i asked what i want to
0:17:38	know what i what answer what answer to the question i want to receive feel
0:17:43	i make sure my questions are simple
0:17:48	there specifically about something i meet my commands before i posted
0:17:55	and i get the conversation going
0:17:58	the next step that i did when i start contributing with do is cancer documentation
0:18:05	i'm i have terrible lack of focus and so
0:18:10	i got the resources the resources for a project ready sell your looking at documentation
0:18:18	out there is
0:18:19	our a know develop a lot of our project style guide open projects that i
0:18:25	feel it's all our data but it's what they read in the menu scheme to
0:18:29	read you become familiar with
0:18:31	many parks that you want to describe in your documentation
0:18:36	in that there is another kind in line documentation when i started no i'm somewhat
0:18:41	of course
0:18:42	you know
0:18:44	okay so it was like order start from problem know what to use in there
0:18:48	is in line core blocks documentation so these are information about what functions you can
0:18:53	use and there within and like pretty so i started reading that a with this
0:18:57	i can do this so that's good but don't know
0:19:01	when i did not know what's going on or i face didn't have a or
0:19:07	a syntax that or any kind of at a i just simply copy paste the
0:19:11	thing in google and look it up and look it up in many different ways
0:19:15	many different such very nice
0:19:16	because i the one can help myself best because i know the problem in sell
0:19:22	it's high likely that there are other people like me facing the same problem looking
0:19:26	for a solution so
0:19:29	all people as you that they're unique case no that's not true you problem you're
0:19:35	facing it's not it's very likely that someone else had the same problem and he's
0:19:40	posted on mailing lists right
0:19:42	so if you have a much that you could to go you can fix it
0:19:45	yourself
0:19:47	and then another thing i for with turned the page backwards
0:19:53	i follow examples how do it by observing stuff
0:19:57	so i have originally use a manual for non dictionary in someone's later i came
0:20:02	to know of that it wasn't released so would be what i did with not
0:20:07	available for packaging for users to see the use of manual is not there
0:20:12	in a i i'm gonna do it myself how
0:20:17	so i went to the we keep pages i went through previous really them it's
0:20:22	and i just
0:20:24	although the same step by step thing and i ended up doing big non fiction
0:20:28	and we used by myself in the help of my
0:20:32	man you know
0:20:36	so
0:20:37	keep your keep your options open look at examples
0:20:41	and don't is better than perfect so when i first run and around the of
0:20:47	the relief we do with of my mentor already manual sell he you know you
0:20:53	could fix that there was suggestions back and forth and it was nice it's better
0:20:58	than perfect just put it out there so they're gonna tell you what's wrong and
0:21:02	you can work on it you can you can see previous example you can learn
0:21:05	from it
0:21:08	okay now that we did good sprinter let's start running in the though and how
0:21:14	do you do it fast you might read faster
0:21:18	specifies the
0:21:19	and i when i submitted patches on a on but pages i'm each other my
0:21:24	email was right next to me i was glancing at it because they are it's
0:21:28	likely your review will give you an instant review or you'll have to bring someone
0:21:32	with whatever it is people watcher we email in you will be subscribe to the
0:21:36	what we also you can communicate when that person is we see are you gotta
0:21:41	you don't you should weights on the person was gonna give your review
0:21:46	and so
0:21:48	if you're gonna be fast you gonna get ahead in i submit things that standard
0:21:52	patches and you catching up on the reviews you know don't let other people weeks
0:21:57	for you writing as soon as you see it do it
0:22:01	and learn from your function
0:22:04	well when i was in the audience for government internship my mentor how to repeatedly
0:22:10	fee and i decided that you know a very limited amount of memory what i'm
0:22:15	gonna do doesn't make check with i'm gonna make czech bliss
0:22:18	so i can run my work against it every time i submitted and this is
0:22:21	a good check so he started we you know step by step i am you
0:22:27	level in the product of have so when i don't check list your use different
0:22:31	sections my what what's out review because i can help myself best
0:22:36	in that i can learn from examples i can learn from previous advice
0:22:40	i just need to make a check with
0:22:43	in i i'd like to say the support the greatest like tell us tell you
0:22:49	and remember that
0:22:50	it is for other member and it's go on what are what are we couldn't
0:22:55	do you know it was three there or so i write everything down unnecessary everything
0:23:01	that i would have done so because it is useful for other somebody else like
0:23:06	you is looking for help any you write down if you pick something if your
0:23:09	family something it helps it helps that some other person is going through the same
0:23:14	thing as you so you are documenting your learning process in so you should make
0:23:18	we keep pages check this out
0:23:21	but i was somewhat you learn what you fix what you're not able to learn
0:23:25	your problems it's good to write things down
0:23:31	now we have a started running are doing good for doing good in we cannot
0:23:36	on long distance and they say this is something i've been falling for a while
0:23:41	now
0:23:42	i'm be snoopy person so i still one people on but don't know in a
0:23:49	there is a but law a
0:23:52	people use but the love for submitting patches
0:23:55	one of them is you folder you mentors you can watch your mentors activities so
0:24:00	you know what of what your views the giving you can learn from their comments
0:24:05	and so you can see the new but i think i hope you can you
0:24:09	can watch projects so you can see new bucks or you can also make bookmarks
0:24:14	that you can check for particular keywords so you're interested in fixing easy no buttons
0:24:20	what market you can check out you can search but if you can book market
0:24:23	you can check it once in a while
0:24:26	that's about the like tricks like that and i i've written a lot was about
0:24:30	how you can start of you know keeping on top of but will activity can
0:24:34	see that at the end like the end
0:24:36	and
0:24:38	you must allow people to have okay so you use to be open you have
0:24:43	you of you have some questions and we a little
0:24:47	get you authors you so if i think something for me she saw something for
0:24:53	me at anybody saw something for me i would ask them what to do that
0:24:57	i wanna know that
0:24:58	you know you a because you should learn from how they've done it
0:25:03	still you can teach someone else you can learn yourself in the learning process that
0:25:07	going on
0:25:09	next one is not
0:25:11	an alignment still be documentation according you need we can test what you've written what
0:25:18	you've done
0:25:19	in the just like get a little tricky because there a couple options and what
0:25:24	might well a somehow what everyone else
0:25:28	so i've been told to install it it's built for some time
0:25:34	why render of every know i hide open and if they used the edge build
0:25:39	sell it gentleness get but it didn't work for me so i have an alternate
0:25:46	method how i do things like compile build that
0:25:49	so whatever what's the you look it up and stick to it
0:25:53	makes you do new things
0:25:56	i start the documentation in i was interested according fixing about
0:26:01	and how to fix bugs you know the easiest bugs the string bugs so is
0:26:06	ellipses are a bit all have
0:26:08	have to letters not there and that you know string buttons thank you see on
0:26:13	the screen so you i start fixing string about it when it starts
0:26:17	fixing string but i
0:26:19	i noticed other about and i've read a bit of cool so you know it'll
0:26:23	start making sense
0:26:25	you can fix usability bugs summer very easy
0:26:29	and that's when i start getting acquainted more with cold and i eventually made the
0:26:32	jump to look some record and this is this is all i mean the transition
0:26:39	from a writing in english writing documentation in english to courting and of all are
0:26:46	and using the libraries
0:26:50	so you should be all been to new tasks
0:26:53	and you know do you think's there is there is already and now of instructions
0:26:58	out that so try following get and then you do it you succeed at it
0:27:02	break that down
0:27:03	okay in that's what happened with the norm dictionary release i so i followed existing
0:27:08	we keep features and then i did it and i wrote it down so someone
0:27:12	else tomorrow of maybe wanting to literally skin followed the same example and set the
0:27:17	ball rolling
0:27:21	i'm just gonna hand this are working
0:27:24	okay
0:27:27	there are basically the result of those you have what you call for against the
0:27:32	community because it seems like a big you know
0:27:37	you know
0:27:39	just go i hope you people or
0:27:44	that's the most important thing
0:27:46	even if you think your questions as you or you know so first for
0:27:51	but you still you also just
0:27:53	so okay well okay
0:27:57	well have everything
0:27:58	the emphasis
0:28:00	people developers the advanced want things a very specific way we want what sets people
0:28:06	apart right
0:28:08	so ask us
0:28:10	our sparse how you we wanted on and we will help
0:28:13	will help you put your bunched together make sure that it's actually will be accepted
0:28:18	and will be accepted that they'll be happy
0:28:22	but whatever you do don't be apathetic because if you don't care about your patch
0:28:28	it will get one
0:28:30	so you have to care about you really have to make sure like
0:28:33	if you believe in something party
0:28:36	it's fine
0:28:37	and make sure that you get what he wants somewhere other a that means adapting
0:28:42	to the T not sure why not
0:28:45	but if you want about fixed try to fix that
0:28:47	just and about
0:28:51	thank you
0:28:59	does anyone have any quest
0:29:11	so before in the slides you guys say that you will be you to write
0:29:17	good commit messages i would like you to explain to new people what any good
0:29:24	can mean messages
0:29:27	most projects most active projects have lots that's a good message is where you can
0:29:33	look at the smoke message of you can read that fight so i thought that
0:29:38	we will know what that dog
0:29:40	and if you actually look at the detail that
0:29:43	just a description
0:29:45	then you will be able to understand white system that way
0:29:49	because otherwise like trying to maintain something with methods to just like
0:29:53	say
0:29:55	fixed dialogue is useless because and you run the person comes looks and that does
0:30:00	not understand what's going on just for about
0:30:03	so get detail
0:30:05	but also be concise and precise use titles i you commit titles which are short
0:30:11	we wouldn't under fifty characters will and if you need to give more detail than
0:30:16	at the second paragraph with more detail it the commit fixes a bug
0:30:20	include about so the people have the right
0:30:23	and the same goes public so it it's a it but you fix the bottom
0:30:27	but still
0:30:28	say that the specs like to the can that's the people actually all the top
0:30:31	so they can look at the big about they can be realised that connected it
0:30:36	sometimes about have very long discussion about why something
0:30:39	but what i'm really useful to be able to look to figure out that
0:30:56	so a this in i me i gene if you subscribe to page you should
0:31:14	yes that all any changes that makes it and everything there's a change made which
0:31:18	is not trivial you should get that if occasion but yes i would use a
0:31:21	but all their folder actually what it will not be a buttons for to the
0:31:27	people who are in charge of the team that will work well actually just of
0:31:31	the T they will tell you which them what pages are for example the docking
0:31:35	station team has money page which has all the right shot but actually interesting page
0:31:39	to watch is that location helps take
0:31:41	which is have the way some
0:31:44	i think so i think they have pages where they what you like science fiction
0:31:52	really
0:31:54	so do actually a what
0:31:58	i was actually looking more for you know like your content like in what i
0:32:02	mean we have had it's in a meeting that we just put up and i
0:32:05	don't know what quite to wayne that be justin
0:32:08	what follows specific users and see what changes do making that had there is that
0:32:23	i just wanted to comment that there is on the week is there is the
0:32:27	week you don't know the to work slash recent changes speech that you can get
0:32:31	to from a like any page that there is like a temperate and that's a
0:32:35	great way to like which everybody's activity that's actually there is
0:32:43	okay
0:32:46	i can't on you beginning an amazing job with the degradation team with involves of
0:32:51	course a lot of bugs and patches and commands and all of this but you
0:32:56	can also contributing to project the to the project in many other different place and
0:33:00	i'd like to know the way to start contributing in order waste beside school is
0:33:04	it similar to this to a lot of you present that now i have any
0:33:08	tips and this kind of thing
0:33:13	it that
0:33:14	basically how you really but also you say only one volunteering lot thirty
0:33:23	i actually became foundation member after i hope for vice that
0:33:29	i think to go that's just as valuable and we have what's translation
0:33:35	so there may the place is actually wait
0:33:49	thank you very much for that and i hope you have a nice thing jack
0:33:53	that's what

First steps towards contributing

Community Outreach Track

Ekaterina Gerasimova and Sindhu Sundar