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<big>'''Anyone can become a contributor to the Chainlink Community Wiki.'''</big> | <big>'''Anyone can become a contributor to the Chainlink Community Wiki.'''</big> | ||
The Chainlink ecosystem is growing at and unprecedented rate. Every day there are new services, new supported chains, new initiatives, new integrations and new use cases announced. And then there is the burgeoning catalogue of technical resources and documents | The Chainlink ecosystem is growing at and unprecedented rate. Every day there are new services, new supported chains, new initiatives, new integrations and new use cases announced. And then, there is the burgeoning catalogue of technical resources and documents that help onboard new users. | ||
Documenting the evolution of Chainlink and its transformative technology is a huge undertaking, and one that needs the collaboration of, and contributions from dedicated members of the Chainlink community just like '''YOU.''' | Documenting the evolution of Chainlink and its transformative technology is a huge undertaking, and one that needs the collaboration of, and contributions from dedicated members of the Chainlink community just like '''YOU.''' |
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Anyone can become a contributor to the Chainlink Community Wiki.
The Chainlink ecosystem is growing at and unprecedented rate. Every day there are new services, new supported chains, new initiatives, new integrations and new use cases announced. And then, there is the burgeoning catalogue of technical resources and documents that help onboard new users.
Documenting the evolution of Chainlink and its transformative technology is a huge undertaking, and one that needs the collaboration of, and contributions from dedicated members of the Chainlink community just like YOU.
But where do I start?
Contributions to the Wiki can be made in many different ways. From fixing typos, writing detailed articles to uploading images; some work on timelines; some update relevant resources; some work on developer documentation; some welcome newcomers, and some are just happy cleaning up grammar. Whatever one decides to do, every contributor to is united in a desire to make the Chainlink ecosystem easily understandable and accessible to one and all.
In order to get started and to make valuable contributions to the Chainlink community wiki, you should
- Visit our list of Wiki roles HERE, and find the tasks that suit your strengths, level of commitment or areas of specialty.
- Familiarize yourself with the basics of contributing to a Wiki HERE.
- Check the "Pages in need" section HERE and see if any of the tasks pique your interest.
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