Contribution Guidelines
we honestly at this time are open to anything. If you see something wrong, make an issue or a pull request! If you see we are missing something, make an issue or a pull request! If there is a period missing...heck, make an issue or a pull request!
A guide like this takes someone to spend the initial hours to setup and time to maintain, but the contributions of others are where things become powerful!
2 Rules
- Changes/Additions must either match or maintain some level of orderly markdown styling
- Never I only we when writing additions or changes.
How to contribute from GitHub.com
- Make sure you have a free GitHub.com account and you are logged in.
- Find an appropriate topic category in the README.md file to add it under, or add your own if you think it is needed.
- Click the :pencil: button Edit link on the top right-hand corner of the README.md. This will do two things:
- Fork the repository to your account.
- Create a new branch so you can send your changes in a pull request.
- Add your changes.
- Scroll down to the
Propose file change
box and write a commit message and optional extended description. - Click the
Propose file change
button.
NOTE: this works the same for any of the files