http://jamesdixon.wordpress.com/2009/05/05/12-ways-to-contribute-to-open-source/
"""
Here is a list:
1. Create a new project - start a new open source project around
something you are interested in - ’scratch an itch’
2. Use Cases - use open source software in new domains, see if it
works or not.
3. Peer Review - review specs, designs, architectures, user
interfaces, and code and provide feedback
4. Testing - provide any kind of testing assistance - including
usability testing
5. Documentation - create documentation where it is missing or
lacking
6. Translations - translate not only documentation but also web
sites, wikis etc
7. Features - create new features or plug-ins
8. Forum Help - Learn how to use an open source package and then
help out people who are new to the project
9. Bug Fixes - take bug cases from the case tracking tool and fix
them
10. Scalability - perform soak testing, load testing etc and
publish the results
11. Configuration Diversity - test and use the software in less
common configurations
12. Tell the world - use press releases, blogs, twitter, conference
presentations, barcamps etc to let people know that you are using
open source software and that it works for you.
13. Building and packaging (thanks AHinMaine) - build the software
for your platform and make it available
"""
-> Everyone's invited to participate in the Nuxeo project :)
S.
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