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This is a repo for people who contribute no-code tasks during Hacktoberfest to log their activity, so that their contributions can be recognised, and for no-code tasks to be raised as issues.
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Update 2024.md #1

Closed favour-chibueze closed 1 month ago

fakela commented 1 month ago

Main thing is not hyphenating open source, and a couple of other suggestions for making it clearer.

How are we getting them to register their PRs, should we have a table in this doc which shows their name, a link to the contribution and note about what they did, so that it counts as a PR for Hacktoberfest?

I thought we are labelling PRs we want people to work on with hacktoberfest. If yes, do we still need them to add it to a table. I think Hacktoberfest automatically picks up merged PRs from people who contributed to organizations participating in the program

RCheesley commented 1 month ago

@fakela the issue is no-code contributors do not have issues/bug reports in GitHub to work from in many cases so it won't be visible in the overall project board, and they don't typically make a PR to contribute (e.g. marketing, design etc). So I was thinking that for those, they could make a PR to this repository to add their no-code contribution, which would mean that PR is then tracked and eligible for Hacktoberfest to count. Unless there's other ways around it, maybe?

Docs/Dev Docs would not need to do this as they make PRs, but knowledgebase, marketing, design, etc would all need a way for their contribution to be counted.

fakela commented 1 month ago

@fakela the issue is no-code contributors do not have issues/bug reports in GitHub to work from in many cases so it won't be visible in the overall project board, and they don't typically make a PR to contribute (e.g. marketing, design etc). So I was thinking that for those, they could make a PR to this repository to add their no-code contribution, which would mean that PR is then tracked and eligible for Hacktoberfest to count. Unless there's other ways around it, maybe?

Docs/Dev Docs would not need to do this as they make PRs, but knowledgebase, marketing, design, etc would all need a way for their contribution to be counted.

Oh I get it now. What your suggested should work to track their contributions

favour-chibueze commented 1 month ago

@fakela the issue is no-code contributors do not have issues/bug reports in GitHub to work from in many cases so it won't be visible in the overall project board, and they don't typically make a PR to contribute (e.g. marketing, design etc). So I was thinking that for those, they could make a PR to this repository to add their no-code contribution, which would mean that PR is then tracked and eligible for Hacktoberfest to count. Unless there's other ways around it, maybe?

Docs/Dev Docs would not need to do this as they make PRs, but knowledgebase, marketing, design, etc would all need a way for their contribution to be counted.

Oh I get it now. What your suggested should work to track their contributions

We can have the no-code contributors create/submit issues themselves on this repository, detailing their planned contributions (e.g., marketing, design work).

Once the issue is reviewed and accepted, we can add the Hacktoberfest label, assign the issue, and have them make a PR that reflects their completed work. This way, the contributions are verified and tracked properly, ensuring they count for Hacktoberfest while keeping everything organized.

cc: @fakela @RCheesley

favour-chibueze commented 1 month ago

@RCheesley I think this PR is good to go and can be merged.

cc: @fakela

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favour-chibueze commented 1 month ago

@RCheesley the holopin stickers now work. 🎉 https://github.com/mautic/hacktoberfest-no-code/pull/1#issuecomment-2423620630

RCheesley commented 1 month ago

Yahoo! What did we do wrong?

favour-chibueze commented 1 month ago

Yahoo! What did we do wrong?

Just added the alias as a label