Contributing to the testing community is super rewarding. The fact you’re reading this is something special. And no doubt you’re already contributing to helping someone in the community (even if it’s just yourself).
There’s a whole tonne of feel-good waiting for you around the corner. Make those tasks work for you on your own agenda. If work and life are a bit hectic, now may not be the time to give your all to the community and that’s ok. Consider your time and energy levels. Dip out and dip back in – the community will be here.
Feel free to reply with what you’re up to and what you enjoy/struggle with. Plus add ideas for us to increase the 42 ways.
I’m a big fan of what you do for the community, @tybar. Community moderation takes focus, diligence, diplomacy and effort. And you do all of that so well! Thank you.
That PDF is really helpful. There I was reading and thinking I dont do that much, but then going through it made me realise that a) I have helped in more ways that I thought and b) there are plenty of other things I could be doing in the future, once things settle down a bit.
I just found something perhaps duplicate while reading and ticking through, so I have got a question:
Page 2, Question 1 and 4 about attending in-person or online
Attend an in-person or online event
Attend an in-person or online meet-up
could you think of merging those in together as one bulletpoint?
Attend an in-person or online event and/or meet-up
(but therefore the 42 would decrease )
I am still scared to tick of a box in “THE CONTENT WAYS” as somehow I am very impressed by others. But this is still on a bucket list for this year:
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