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One type of potential contributor that now shows up in large numbers in the CNCF community is the brand-new contributor -- someone, often a CS student, who has never contributed to public open source projects before. While these contributors require a lot of mentoring, there are a lot of them, and projects who can welcome them will have a healtier contributor pipeline.
We should write an advice guide on various ways to give brand-new contributors useful ways to contribute without overburdening maintainers.
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One type of potential contributor that now shows up in large numbers in the CNCF community is the brand-new contributor -- someone, often a CS student, who has never contributed to public open source projects before. While these contributors require a lot of mentoring, there are a lot of them, and projects who can welcome them will have a healtier contributor pipeline.
We should write an advice guide on various ways to give brand-new contributors useful ways to contribute without overburdening maintainers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: