One of the most rewarding things about using open-source software is that YOU can contribute directly. Don't know how to code? Don't want to donate money? That's OK! Give some time and knowledge instead!
🧵 Here are 6 ways to help make a difference! 🧵
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#1: Join The Support Crew
Are you an experienced Thunderbird user who knows the software inside and out? Maybe you want to pay it forward and volunteer some time to help new users!
To get involved: wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird/tb-support-crew
#2: Help Test Thunderbird
Help improve Thunderbird by simply using it! Testing is a great way to contribute and requires no prior experience. Help us catch those bugs before they get loose!
To get involved: wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:Testing
#3: Go Bug Hunting
Speaking of bugs, capturing and reporting Thunderbird bugs is an invaluable activity. And you’ll enjoy the satisfaction of helping MILLIONS of other users avoid that bug in the future!
To get involved: bugzilla.mozilla.org/
#4: Translate It
We want the entire world to use Thunderbird, which is why it’s currently available in more than 60 languages. If you’re a wordsmith who understands multiple languages, you can make a huge difference.
To get involved: pontoon.mozilla.org/projects/thunderbird/
#5: Document All The Things
From beginner tutorials to technical guides, there’s always a need for helpful information to be written down & easily found.
There are many ways you can contribute to Thunderbird documentation.
To get involved, start here: thunderbird.net/en-US/get-involved/#documentation
#6: Sharing Is Caring
Do you share our social media posts? Tell your friends and colleagues about Thunderbird? Then you're contributing!
Word of mouth is a key ingredient to the success of Thunderbird, and ANY open source project.
Enthusiasm is contagious. Keep sharing 💙