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How to help the community
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this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2023
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Something a lot of open source projects lack are designers and UX experts. Translation is also something a lot of people can help with. Documentation writing too.
For the programming community at large, sharing knowledge is a great thing to do. There are many channels available, blogs, wikis, even videos on YouTube.
Unfortunately I'm not a UI designer or UX expert:/ Blogs/wiki is an idea but then you would need ideas what to write about. In my dayjob I quite like helping coworkers with a specific problem to figure out what's the problem or what the best solution would be. I'm not sure how I can convert that to helping the community then