If you have read Collaboration roles and hierarchy and would like to contribute to the glossary project, please reply to this issue with the following information:
Your first and last name
An affiliation website URL (see note 1 below)
Your country of residence
The primarily role (writer, reviewer, etc) you expect to contribute by (see note 2 below)
As explained at the end of the above linked doc, the information we ask for is used to configure the glossary's linked data to ensure you get attribution when you contribute.
Notes:
Your affiliation website can not be a social media profile, nor anything motivated by marketing/sales, politics or religion. On the other hand, personal sites, work sites, departments of education, relevant professional associations, and so forth are all fine.
As explained for 'writers' in the Collaboration roles and hierarchy info, you can not contribute to definitions as a writer if you have published a book. If you are a published book author, you're encouraged to contribute as an 'reviewer' (editor) and/or 'advisor' instead. This is not a penalty, but a process for giving less recognized people in the field a chance for attribution. (Your books are worthy candidates as source material, of course.)
If you have read Collaboration roles and hierarchy and would like to contribute to the glossary project, please reply to this issue with the following information:
As explained at the end of the above linked doc, the information we ask for is used to configure the glossary's linked data to ensure you get attribution when you contribute.
Notes: