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content/en/contributing-to-harmony.md

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 1. Say hi on Discord (or [use our contact form](/contact/) if you don’t have Discord). If you are using Harmony in your work, please let us know on Discord as we’re always really excited to hear from new users around the world. We’d like to know what you’re using it for, and if there are any features that you would like added, or any pain points that you would like to see resolved. And of course we would love to know what came out of your research!
 2. Create issues in Github. If you find a bug or would like to request a new feature, please visit the [issue board on Github](https://github.com/harmonydata/harmony/issues) and create a new issue. Before creating your issue, please check if the issue in question hasn’t already been created by somebody else. If so, it's often better to just leave a comment on an existing issue, rather than creating a new one.
 3. Publicise the project. The project benefits from people sharing us on social media, giving us shout-outs at events, and generally spreading awareness about Harmony. If your project has a website, please link to harmonydata.ac.uk and describe how you used Harmony.
-4. Cite us. If you use Harmony in your research, please cite the tool and the accompanying publication. [Citation details are here](/frequently-asked-questions/#how-do-i-cite-harmony).
+4. Cite us. If you use Harmony in your research, please cite the tool and the accompanying publication. [Citation details are here](/frequently-asked-questions/#how-do-i-cite-harmony). If you successfully used Harmony in your work, we'd appreciate it if we could feature your organisation as a case study on our website.
 5. Attend events or invite us to talk. Please come to some of our in-person [events](/events/), and we are also interested in any opportunities to speak at your event.
 6. Share data. If you have any data that you’re trying to harmonise with Harmony and it’s not sensitive or restricted, please share it with us so that we can see how people are using the tool and understand what kind of input it should expect.
 7. Share example notebooks and scripts. If you have a Jupyter notebook, R markdown, R Studio files or similar, please upload them to https://github.com/harmonydata/harmony_examples and other people can see how you’ve been using Harmony.