I'm Solveig.
Here you have my contact info.
I use Free Software and especially Debian since quite some time now
and I also contribute to Tails
so my interests are in privacy…
No? Yes? Do you hear me?
I do some non-developer things
and in Debian I found a way to contribute without coding
or maintaining packages which is to triage bugs.
Bug triaging, it helps,
it's kind of non visible but it helps Debian as a whole
because maintainers don't always have the time to deal
with all their bug reports,
some packages have a lot of bug reports,
like the kernel or Xorg.
Also, it's a good way to improve the package quality.
When some packages have a lot of bugs open against them,
it can make it harder for the maintainers to know which ones are
solvable, actionable, and they can get a bit over their head.
So when you triage bugs, you help everybody have a better experience
with Debian.
So, you want to do it.
First, it's easy.
You don't need to learn any new tool supposing you already know
how to read and write e-mail