I help in translation, editing documentation and fixing typos.

What do you do?😀

  • @oriond
    12•3 years ago

    Translations, donations and actively educating people to use FOSS

  • Star Wars Enjoyer
    10•3 years ago

    I only really interact with lemmy and a few open-source games. so I guess as far as lemmy goes, I moderate on lemmygrad. and as far as games go, I play and sometimes review them.

  • @vis4valentine
    8•3 years ago

    I would like to help in more direct ways. For now, im just trying to keep some communities active.

  • @marmulak
    7•3 years ago

    I’m not exactly a non-programmer, but I usually don’t program, so I don’t consider myself to be a developer. I normally will try to help out with adjacent tasks like compiling software and reporting bugs whenever I can. Over the years I’ve helped fix a lot of bugs.

  • @dragnucs
    6•3 years ago

    Translations mostly, a little documentation, and bug reports. I also contribute code from time to time. I am a programmer but not an active code contributor.

  • fakefunk
    4•3 years ago

    I answer kindly to issues and questions from inexperienced users (they often go unanswered), even the most stupid (RTFM) or blunt ones (SHIT IS BROKEN!), so the maintainers don’t have to.

  • @Whom
    4•3 years ago

    The most I’ve been able to do is advocacy, bug reports, and feature requests. I’m monolingual so no translation for me, but I am a pretty capable writer. If anyone has any suggestions for how to help out, I’d gladly take them.

  • jhghjb (he/they)
    4•3 years ago

    most of my contributions are adding code of conducts and educating maintainers on non-inclusive language using woke

    • @dragnucs
      5•3 years ago

      How do maintainers react to this kind of contribution?

      • jhghjb (he/they)
        3•3 years ago

        all over the place, nowadays most accept it but some still reject and harass me

    • @liminal
      0•3 years ago

      That’s probably worse than not contributing.

  • @Evg
    2•3 years ago

    Mainly translation, writing my own social network (MIT license) focused on blogs, suggestions and code edits in a number of projects.

  • relejek
    1•3 years ago

    To all the Lemmy & oss contributors reading this: I am grateful for your service. your simplest & smallest act makes these tools so powerful, that people of the world can use them to better their & other’s lives. Thank you.