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Franz.wohlkoenig: Redirected page to Portal:Participating in the Community

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Tom Hutchison: making a redirect, duplicated content

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	~~Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to~~ the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]		#REDIRECT [[Participating in the Community]]

Chris Davenport: Reverted edits by Alexsong (Talk) to last version by Chris Davenport

2010-10-01T14:24:40Z

Reverted edits by Alexsong (Talk) to last version by Chris Davenport

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	Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]		Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]
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Alexsong at 17:25, 30 September 2010

2010-09-30T17:25:24Z

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	Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]		Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]
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Chris Davenport: Refer to page on main site to avoid duplication.

2008-11-16T10:49:59Z

Refer to page on main site to avoid duplication.

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	~~There are many ways you can contribute to the~~ Joomla! project~~. Even if you are not a developer, no matter what your skills, there is always some way you can help~~ the ~~project. Here~~ are ~~some suggestions~~ to ~~get you started:~~		Joomla is an open source project and contributions from the community are essential to its growth and success. Contributing to the Joomla Project is easy and you can give as little or as much time as you want. Anyone can contribute on any level, not just developers. To see how you can get started see [http://www.joomla.org/about-joomla/contribute-to-joomla.html Contribute to Joomla!]
	~~; Code~~
	~~: If you are a developer then the best way to get started is to fix bugs~~ and ~~submit patches~~. ~~Contact [mailto:wilco.jansen@joomla.org Wilco Jansen] who will point you in the right direction.~~

	~~; GPL Extensions offered at no charge~~
	~~: Many developers and even site integrators create modules, plugins and components that help them solve a specific problem or meet a need that Joomla! is unable~~ to ~~do. Sharing this work, at no charge, using [http://JoomlaCode.org Joomlacode] and~~ the ~~[http://extensions.joomla.org~~ Joomla~~! Extensions Directory] is a great way to contribute.~~

	~~; Documentation~~
	~~: The English documentation~~ is ~~maintained on this wiki~~ and you ~~only need to [http://docs.joomla.org/Special:Userlogin register] to be automatically granted write access. A good place to start is the [[Cookie jar]].~~

	~~; Forum Support Boards~~
	: The [http://forum.joomla.org/viewforum.php?f=513 Joomla! User Support] boards on the forum is a great place to help other users out who are experiencing difficulty. There's plenty of questions to go around and help is always needed.

	~~; Testing~~
	~~: You don't need to be a developer to get involved in the development of Joomla! We need people to test the code and report bugs~~ or ~~other issues~~. ~~Any user~~ can ~~get involved in this process~~. ~~Contact the Joomla! [[Bug Squad]] if you'd like to get involved.~~

	~~; Translations~~
	: To ~~help with language packs, or translations of the help screens or other documentation, then contact your local translation team. If there is currently no translation for~~ you ~~language then please consider starting one. Contact [mailto:ole.ottosen@joomla.org Ole Ottosen] who will help you to~~ get started.

	~~; Events~~
	: There are regular local Joomla! events in many countries but if there isn't one in your country then why not organise one? Contact [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] is you'd like to do this. If there is already a Joomla! event, such as a Joomla! Day, being organised, then why not see if you can help out? Contact the event organiser, or ask [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] to put you in touch with the organisers. A good way to start is to offer to assist with the event on the day as organisers are often looking for people who will help keep things running smoothly.

	~~; Joomla! User Groups~~
	~~: Organizing or helping with a Joomla! User group in your town is another important way to contribute. You can~~ [http://www.~~opensourcematters~~.org/~~content~~/~~view/96/65/ register your JUG] at Open Source Matters.~~

	~~; Sites~~
	~~: We are always looking for people who can help us maintain various aspects of our official websites. Contact one of the Joomla! project managers if you'd like~~ to ~~get involved with this work.~~

	~~; Donations~~
	: Time is our most precious commodity, so contributing your time is usually the most valuable thing you can do, but monetary donations are also welcome! Donations help us with infrastructure costs and enable us to help with community events. Contact [mailto:michelle.bisson@joomla.~~org Michelle Bisson] if you'd like~~ to ~~donate a large sum, but smaller sums can be donated using this link in the top right corner of most of our websites.~~

	~~; Buy something from the~~ Joomla! ~~shop~~
	: We have a range of merchandise available, including many useful Joomla! books. The Joomla! project receives a proportion of the sale price when you buy through the Joomla! [http://shop.joomla.org shop].

AmyStephen at 23:45, 25 June 2008

2008-06-25T23:45:14Z

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	: Time is our most precious commodity, so contributing your time is usually the most valuable thing you can do, but monetary donations are also welcome! Donations help us with infrastructure costs and enable us to help with community events. Contact [mailto:michelle.bisson@joomla.org Michelle Bisson] if you'd like to donate a large sum, but smaller sums can be donated using this link in the top right corner of most of our websites.		: Time is our most precious commodity, so contributing your time is usually the most valuable thing you can do, but monetary donations are also welcome! Donations help us with infrastructure costs and enable us to help with community events. Contact [mailto:michelle.bisson@joomla.org Michelle Bisson] if you'd like to donate a large sum, but smaller sums can be donated using this link in the top right corner of most of our websites.

	; Buy something from ~~our~~ shop		; Buy something from the Joomla! shop
	: We have a range of merchandise available, including many useful Joomla! books. The Joomla! project receives a proportion of the sale price when you buy through ~~our~~ [http://shop.joomla.org shop].		: We have a range of merchandise available, including many useful Joomla! books. The Joomla! project receives a proportion of the sale price when you buy through the Joomla! [http://shop.joomla.org shop].

AmyStephen at 23:43, 25 June 2008

2008-06-25T23:43:42Z

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	; Code		; Code
	: If you are a developer then the best way to get started is to fix bugs and submit patches. Contact [mailto:wilco.jansen@joomla.org Wilco Jansen] who will point you in the right direction.		: If you are a developer then the best way to get started is to fix bugs and submit patches. Contact [mailto:wilco.jansen@joomla.org Wilco Jansen] who will point you in the right direction.

			; GPL Extensions offered at no charge
			: Many developers and even site integrators create modules, plugins and components that help them solve a specific problem or meet a need that Joomla! is unable to do. Sharing this work, at no charge, using [http://JoomlaCode.org Joomlacode] and the [http://extensions.joomla.org Joomla! Extensions Directory] is a great way to contribute.

	; Documentation		; Documentation
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	; Events		; Events
	: There are regular local Joomla! events in many countries but if there isn't one in your country then why not organise one? Contact [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] is you'd like to do this. If there is already a Joomla! event, such as a Joomla!Day, being organised, then why not see if you can help out? Contact the event organiser, or ask [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] to put you in touch with the organisers. A good way to start is to offer to assist with the event on the day as organisers are often looking for people who will help keep things running smoothly.		: There are regular local Joomla! events in many countries but if there isn't one in your country then why not organise one? Contact [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] is you'd like to do this. If there is already a Joomla! event, such as a Joomla! Day, being organised, then why not see if you can help out? Contact the event organiser, or ask [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] to put you in touch with the organisers. A good way to start is to offer to assist with the event on the day as organisers are often looking for people who will help keep things running smoothly.

			; Joomla! User Groups
			: Organizing or helping with a Joomla! User group in your town is another important way to contribute. You can [http://www.opensourcematters.org/content/view/96/65/ register your JUG] at Open Source Matters.

	; Sites		; Sites

Igeoffi: add forum support boards

2008-05-31T17:42:37Z

add forum support boards

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	; Documentation		; Documentation
	: The English documentation is maintained on this wiki and you only need to [http://docs.joomla.org/Special:Userlogin register] to be automatically granted write access. A good place to start is the [[Cookie jar]].		: The English documentation is maintained on this wiki and you only need to [http://docs.joomla.org/Special:Userlogin register] to be automatically granted write access. A good place to start is the [[Cookie jar]].

			; Forum Support Boards
			: The [http://forum.joomla.org/viewforum.php?f=513 Joomla! User Support] boards on the forum is a great place to help other users out who are experiencing difficulty. There's plenty of questions to go around and help is always needed.

	; Testing		; Testing

Chris Davenport: New page: There are many ways you can contribute to the Joomla! project. Even if you are not a developer, no matter what your skills, there is always some way you can help the project. Here are so...

2008-04-26T13:52:45Z

New page: There are many ways you can contribute to the Joomla! project. Even if you are not a developer, no matter what your skills, there is always some way you can help the project. Here are so...

New page

There are many ways you can contribute to the Joomla! project. Even if you are not a developer, no matter what your skills, there is always some way you can help the project. Here are some suggestions to get you started:
; Code
: If you are a developer then the best way to get started is to fix bugs and submit patches. Contact [mailto:wilco.jansen@joomla.org Wilco Jansen] who will point you in the right direction.

; Documentation
: The English documentation is maintained on this wiki and you only need to [http://docs.joomla.org/Special:Userlogin register] to be automatically granted write access. A good place to start is the [[Cookie jar]].

; Testing
: You don't need to be a developer to get involved in the development of Joomla! We need people to test the code and report bugs or other issues. Any user can get involved in this process. Contact the Joomla! [[Bug Squad]] if you'd like to get involved.

; Translations
: To help with language packs, or translations of the help screens or other documentation, then contact your local translation team. If there is currently no translation for you language then please consider starting one. Contact [mailto:ole.ottosen@joomla.org Ole Ottosen] who will help you to get started.

; Events
: There are regular local Joomla! events in many countries but if there isn't one in your country then why not organise one? Contact [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] is you'd like to do this. If there is already a Joomla! event, such as a Joomla!Day, being organised, then why not see if you can help out? Contact the event organiser, or ask [mailto:alex.kempkens@joomla.org Alex Kempkens] to put you in touch with the organisers. A good way to start is to offer to assist with the event on the day as organisers are often looking for people who will help keep things running smoothly.

; Sites
: We are always looking for people who can help us maintain various aspects of our official websites. Contact one of the Joomla! project managers if you'd like to get involved with this work.

; Donations
: Time is our most precious commodity, so contributing your time is usually the most valuable thing you can do, but monetary donations are also welcome! Donations help us with infrastructure costs and enable us to help with community events. Contact [mailto:michelle.bisson@joomla.org Michelle Bisson] if you'd like to donate a large sum, but smaller sums can be donated using this link in the top right corner of most of our websites.

; Buy something from our shop
: We have a range of merchandise available, including many useful Joomla! books. The Joomla! project receives a proportion of the sale price when you buy through our [http://shop.joomla.org shop].