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### CONTRIBUTING | ||
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There is no one-size-fits-all set of rules that all open | ||
source projects must follow, as each project is unique and | ||
may have different requirements or guidelines for contributions. | ||
However, here are some general guidelines that this project follows | ||
to create a safe and sound open source community: | ||
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- Follow the project's code of conduct: Most open source projects will have a code | ||
of conduct that outlines the expected behavior of contributors. This may include | ||
guidelines on language, respect, and other behaviors that are important to the project. | ||
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- Communicate with the community: Open source projects are typically built and maintained | ||
by a community of volunteers. It's important to communicate with other contributors and maintainers | ||
in a respectful and constructive manner. This may involve using the project's communication channels, | ||
such as forums, mailing lists, or issue tracker. | ||
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- Follow the project's contribution guidelines: Many open source projects will have guidelines for | ||
contributions, which may include information on how to set up a development environment, how to | ||
submit changes, and the process for code review and acceptance. | ||
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- Provide documentation and tests: Contributions to open source projects should be well-documented | ||
and include tests to ensure that they work as intended. This may involve writing documentation | ||
for new features or updating existing documentation to reflect changes. | ||
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- Don't infringe on others' rights: Contributions to open source projects must not infringe on | ||
the rights of others, including copyrights and trademarks. This means that contributions must | ||
be original work or properly attributed to the appropriate sources. | ||
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- Respect the project's license: Open source projects are licensed, which means that they are | ||
distributed under specific terms and conditions. Contributors must respect the project's license | ||
and ensure that their contributions are compatible with it. | ||
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Overall, the most important thing to remember when contributing to this open source project is | ||
to be respectful and considerate of others, and to follow the project's guidelines and rules. | ||
By doing so, you can help the project thrive and grow, and be a valuable member of the open | ||
source community. | ||