We are happy that you are considering contributing to the RSE Asia website! Please read these guidelines carefully to learn about how to contribute.
Please submit your contribution via a Pull Request (PR). You can learn how to create a Pull Request in GitHub's documentation. Once your Pull Request is ready, please request a review. To do so, please simply add a comment to that effect to the Pull Request discussion.
We will try to review your PR in due time, but do not make any promises. You can expect to receive comments about your contribution from the reviewer or reviewers. These may simply accept your contribution and thank you for it, or they may ask you to make changes, or even suggest changes themselves. Please feel free to ask any questions in PR comments during this process.
All content contributions to this repository are accepted under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. Note that by contributing, you accept that your content contributions are published under this license.
"Insignificant" files such as configuration, template, theme-related, and meta files (such as this one) are licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication. By making contributions to such files, you accept that your contribution is licensed under this license.
Please create a new issue report in the issue tracker for this repository, and describe the bug you have found or the issue that concerns you. We will try to respond to your report in due time.
Please create a new issue report in the issue tracker for this repository, and describe the improvement you would like to see. We will try to answer your request in due time. We may ask you for further details, and discuss the enhancement further.
You are required to adhere to our Code of Conduct during all parts of your interaction with this project.
We are grateful for all contributions, and would like to recognize this by adding those who make them to a list of contributors in the README file for this project.
To do so, we use some automation provided by the All Contributors project.
This means that you can request to be added as a contributor yourself by adding a comment in your PR or issue, similar to this: @all-contributors please add @<username> for <contributions>.
Please read the All Contributors documentation for more details.
