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Emma Garland
“There is the self-learning element of open source contributions. I am in my happy place when learning something new.”
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Kenn Jacobsen
“Some do crossword puzzles, I do pull requests. Working with contributions is a way for me to relax and take my mind off other things.”
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Lotte Pitcher
“Contributing means I get to meet, work and spend time with talented and inspiring people from all over the world.”
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Marcin Zajkowski
“The community became a place where I opened myself for interactions and where I felt listened and heard.”
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Rachel Breeze
“One of the motivations for helping with accessibility is to enable everyone to work with Umbraco.”
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Marc Goodson
“I’ve found helping people who are stuck become unstuck… is the best feeling ever.”
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ProWorks
"An Open Source project really runs on the volunteer contributions of the community and we feel it’s important to give back and share."