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MDN Web Docs
Contributors needed
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MDN is the biggest resource on the internet
(Ruth John, MDN Staff Technical Writer - Mozilla)
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for documentation of languages
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that we use to write web code
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it's a very big resource
(17 million global users)
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so keeping it up to date is quite a task
(13,000 pages of documentation)
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which is our main remit here on the MDN team at Mozilla
(Translated in 7 languages)
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we need contributors
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because the web is a big complex technology
(Daniel Beck, MDN Technical Content Lead - Mozilla)
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and this is not something
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a small isolated group can do by themselves
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you can only have it happen through collaboration
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there are many ways we can contribute to MDN
(HoChan, MDN contributor from South Korea)
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MDN is open source
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that means that anybody can contribute
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and help us to keep all those pages up to date
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contributing to open source projects
(Irvin, Volunteer of MozTW - Taiwan Community)
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is an opportunity for you to improve your ability
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and also build your resume
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build your experience
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the good thing contributing to MDN for me
(Takeshi, MDN contributor from Japan)
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is it helps me to know many people
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in MDN there are several ways to get involved
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if you spot something
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that you think could improve on a page
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something to add, a typo to fix
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anything at all like that
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you can scroll down to the bottom of the page
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and there's this box
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where you can say you found a problem with this page
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you can directly edit the content on Github
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or you can go to this link
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where you'll be taken to a template
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and you'll be contributing in just a matter of minutes
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going to Github and check our repository
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it's under mdn/content
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the easiest way to get started
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is just to tell us when you spot a problem
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Start contributing today
developer.mozilla.org/MDN/Contribute