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Project website pagure.io/fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-join
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♪ I'm a bot, bot, bot ♪ authored a month ago
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Weblate repository https://translate.fedoraproject.org/git/fedora-docs-l10n-fedora-join/nav/
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If/when you're able to return, let people know too. We're always happy for people to take breaks and return to us.
 
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When you've decided it's time for you to go or take a break, let the community know. Inform them of what tasks you had taken up and that they are now free for others to work on.
 
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However, if at all possible, please don't just vanish without informing the community. As friends, people in the community worry about each other, about our health and well being. Additionally, when a contributor or potential contributor agrees to do certain work, is unable to follow through for any reason, and quietly vanishes, the community will not know that the work can be reassigned.
 
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Let the community know that you are taking a break or leaving.
 
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It's OK to say that you cannot do something you had taken up.
 
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Take breaks, step back if you need to
 
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Another thing to keep in mind is that learning in volunteer communities usually happens by self-teaching. People will always be happy to provide others with links and resources. However, since we're all volunteers, it is difficult to make time to explicitly teach others. So, a good habit is to ask people for documentation and references so you can learn yourself. Reading documentation (and so maintaining up to date documentation) is an important skill. Of course, if you have queries, ask and people will answer.
 
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Reading documentation is an important skill.
 
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In a volunteer based community like Fedora, knowledge is shared and maintained collectively by the whole community. We rarely mentor each other on a one to one basis. Some teams may have sponsorship models in place where another community member may be responsible for another's initial contributions. In general though, we all mentor each other. That way, there is no single point of contact/failure. So, if you see someone doing something you'd like to learn, go ahead and ask them to help you learn it. On the other hand, if you know there's a better/easier way of doing something, document it somewhere and share it with the community.
 
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