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RCheesley · 2025-01-28T14:00:50Z

This PR creates the 2025.md file for the new year's low/no code contribution recognition.

I've added a line for the hacktoberfest table and for the ongoing contributions just so it's clear how to write the contributions.

adiati98

Hi @RCheesley,

I left reviews here.
Feel free to commit those you'd like, and ignore that you find not applicable. 😊

Thanks!

2025.md

Co-authored-by: Ayu Adiati <[email protected]>

RCheesley

Thanks for the great review @adiati98 - I'll commit those suggestions now!

2025.md

Co-authored-by: Ayu Adiati <[email protected]>

RCheesley · 2025-01-29T18:04:51Z

Think we're good to go - @adiati98 would you mind doing the final review to make sure I didn't miss anything?

adiati98

Hi @RCheesley,
I've dropped the final reviews here.

I think other than these, there is no more issue. ✨

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:28:49Z

2025.md

+- [Why Low- and No-Code Contributions Matter](#why-low-and-no-code-contributions-matter)
+- [Ways to Contribute](#ways-to-contribute)
+  - [1. **Documentation**](#1-documentation)
+  - [2. **Translations**](#2-translations)
+  - [3. **Community Engagement**](#3-community-engagement)
+  - [4. **Design and User Experience (UX)**](#4-design-and-user-experience-ux)
+  - [5. **Marketing**](#5-marketing)
+  - [6. **Knowledgebase**](#6-knowledgebase)
+- [How to Get Started](#how-to-get-started)
+- [Useful Resources](#useful-resources)


question: Do we want to include the section headers in line 133-147 in the TOC?

suggestion: Because Mautic uses "sentence' style for titles, let's fix the capitalization here, too. :)

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- [Why Low- and No-Code Contributions Matter](#why-low-and-no-code-contributions-matter)

- [Ways to Contribute](#ways-to-contribute)

- [1. **Documentation**](#1-documentation)

- [2. **Translations**](#2-translations)

- [3. **Community Engagement**](#3-community-engagement)

- [4. **Design and User Experience (UX)**](#4-design-and-user-experience-ux)

- [5. **Marketing**](#5-marketing)

- [6. **Knowledgebase**](#6-knowledgebase)

- [How to Get Started](#how-to-get-started)

- [Useful Resources](#useful-resources)

- [Why low- and no-code contributions matter](#why-low-and-no-code-contributions-matter)

- [Ways to contribute](#ways-to-contribute)

- [1. **Documentation**](#1-documentation)

- [2. **Translations**](#2-translations)

- [3. **Community engagement**](#3-community-engagement)

- [4. **Design and user experience (UX)**](#4-design-and-user-experience-ux)

- [5. **Marketing**](#5-marketing)

- [6. **Knowledgebase**](#6-knowledgebase)

- [How to get started](#how-to-get-started)

- [Useful resources](#useful-resources)

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:29:52Z

2025.md

+
+Open source projects thrive not only from code contributions but also from the community's efforts in other areas. Low- and no-code contributions help Mautic grow and improve through better documentation, translations, community support, and more. If you're not a developer but want to contribute to open source, there are plenty of ways to get involved!
+
+## Ways to Contribute


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## Ways to Contribute

## Ways to contribute

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:31:16Z

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+- **Contribute to Mautic’s Knowledgebase**: Write helpful articles, how-to guides, or troubleshoot common issues in the [Mautic Knowledgebase](https://kb.mautic.org/).
+- **Update existing articles**: Review and update articles to ensure they reflect the latest Mautic features and best practices.
+
+## How to Get Started


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## How to Get Started

## How to get started

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:32:55Z

2025.md

+
+    Browse through the **[Mautic Low- and No-Code Issues](https://github.com/orgs/mautic/projects/21/)**. There are specific tags like `documentation`, `design`, or `translation` to help you find no-code contribution opportunities. Use the tabs to navigate between the types of tasks.
+
+6. **Make Your Contribution**  


suggestion: We might want to fix the capitalization here for consistency.

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6. **Make Your Contribution**

6. **Make your contribution**

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:33:08Z

2025.md

+   - **Translations**: Get involved by translating at [Mautic Translations](https://www.transifex.com/mautic/mautic/).
+   - **Community**: Help in the forums or join conversations on Mautic’s social media platforms.
+
+7. **Submit Your Contribution**


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7. **Submit Your Contribution**

7. **Submit your contribution**

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:39:34Z

2025.md

+
+    For documentation, submit your work via a pull request on GitHub. If you're contributing in October, make sure to reference Hacktoberfest in your contribution notes so that the team know to add the `hacktoberfest-accepted` label. For other tasks like translations or writing on the knowledgebase, follow the submission process on Transifex or the knowledgebase and then follow the steps below to have your contribution validated and counted. 
+
+    For low- and no-code contributions where there is no pull request to make (e.g. marketing, design etc.), we've created a file in this repository (named YYYY.md, for example 2025.md) where we will maintain an activity log, which will allow you to submit a pull request (so that it counts for Hacktoberfest and as a Mautic contribution) each time you complete a task. **Please note:** Some teams work on Jira, and the issues there are automatically counted as a contribution when they are completed and assigned to a person. If you work with issues on Jira, you don't need to make a PR here for those tasks.


suggestions: I see around (also on GitHub docs) that file names are commonly wrapped in backticks. It's your call whether to wrap the file names here in backticks or not.

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For low- and no-code contributions where there is no pull request to make (e.g. marketing, design etc.), we've created a file in this repository (named YYYY.md, for example 2025.md) where we will maintain an activity log, which will allow you to submit a pull request (so that it counts for Hacktoberfest and as a Mautic contribution) each time you complete a task. **Please note:** Some teams work on Jira, and the issues there are automatically counted as a contribution when they are completed and assigned to a person. If you work with issues on Jira, you don't need to make a PR here for those tasks.

For low- and no-code contributions where there is no pull request to make (e.g. marketing, design etc.), we've created a file in this repository (named `YYYY.md`, for example `2025.md`) where we will maintain an activity log, which will allow you to submit a pull request (so that it counts for Hacktoberfest and as a Mautic contribution) each time you complete a task. **Please note:** Some teams work on Jira, and the issues there are automatically counted as a contribution when they are completed and assigned to a person. If you work with issues on Jira, you don't need to make a PR here for those tasks.

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:57:47Z

2025.md

+To make a PR to have your contribution counted, follow these steps:
+
+1. Log in to GitHub with your GitHub account
+2. Click the Fork button at the top right of this repository
+3. Edit the relevant file for the current year, and add your contribution and a link to the issue at the bottom of the list. Follow any instructions that are written as to the formatting to use
+4. Click the button to commit your changes, and make a new branch (ideally call it something relevant to this contribution, so you know what each one is)
+5. Go back to the [Mautic low and no-code](https://github.com/mautic/low-no-code) repository
+6. Click the button at the top of the page to make a new pull request
+7. Add the details about your contribution, and submit the pull request for the team to review
+8. Celebrate! 🥳
+
+Please follow this process for each contribution, so that it counts for Hacktoberfest or Mautic's contributions. The team will add the label `hacktoberfest-accepted` for relevant contributions, which will allow you to have your contributions counted.


suggestions: (Sorry I totally missed this!)

Because these are part of number 7, we want to give indentation. However, there is one problem. The list for the steps will be in roman numerals because they are nested. Another way is to use unordered list here if you'd like.

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To make a PR to have your contribution counted, follow these steps:

1. Log in to GitHub with your GitHub account

2. Click the Fork button at the top right of this repository

3. Edit the relevant file for the current year, and add your contribution and a link to the issue at the bottom of the list. Follow any instructions that are written as to the formatting to use

4. Click the button to commit your changes, and make a new branch (ideally call it something relevant to this contribution, so you know what each one is)

5. Go back to the [Mautic low and no-code](https://github.com/mautic/low-no-code) repository

6. Click the button at the top of the page to make a new pull request

7. Add the details about your contribution, and submit the pull request for the team to review

8. Celebrate! 🥳

Please follow this process for each contribution, so that it counts for Hacktoberfest or Mautic's contributions. The team will add the label `hacktoberfest-accepted` for relevant contributions, which will allow you to have your contributions counted.

To make a PR to have your contribution counted, follow these steps:

1. Log in to GitHub with your GitHub account

2. Click the Fork button at the top right of this repository

3. Edit the relevant file for the current year, and add your contribution and a link to the issue at the bottom of the list. Follow any instructions that are written as to the formatting to use

4. Click the button to commit your changes, and make a new branch (ideally call it something relevant to this contribution, so you know what each one is)

5. Go back to the [Mautic low and no-code](https://github.com/mautic/low-no-code) repository

6. Click the button at the top of the page to make a new pull request

7. Add the details about your contribution, and submit the pull request for the team to review

8. Celebrate! 🥳

Please follow this process for each contribution, so that it counts for Hacktoberfest or Mautic's contributions. The team will add the label `hacktoberfest-accepted` for relevant contributions, which will allow you to have your contributions counted.

adiati98 · 2025-01-29T18:58:19Z

2025.md

+
+Please follow this process for each contribution, so that it counts for Hacktoberfest or Mautic's contributions. The team will add the label `hacktoberfest-accepted` for relevant contributions, which will allow you to have your contributions counted.
+
+8. **Get Your Rewards**


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8. **Get Your Rewards**

8. **Get your rewards**

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		Open source projects thrive not only from code contributions but also from the community's efforts in other areas. Low- and no-code contributions help Mautic grow and improve through better documentation, translations, community support, and more. If you're not a developer but want to contribute to open source, there are plenty of ways to get involved!

		## Ways to Contribute


		Browse through the [Mautic Low- and No-Code Issues](https://github.com/orgs/mautic/projects/21/). There are specific tags like `documentation`, `design`, or `translation` to help you find no-code contribution opportunities. Use the tabs to navigate between the types of tasks.

		6. Make Your Contribution

	7. Submit Your Contribution
	7. Submit your contribution


		For documentation, submit your work via a pull request on GitHub. If you're contributing in October, make sure to reference Hacktoberfest in your contribution notes so that the team know to add the `hacktoberfest-accepted` label. For other tasks like translations or writing on the knowledgebase, follow the submission process on Transifex or the knowledgebase and then follow the steps below to have your contribution validated and counted.

		For low- and no-code contributions where there is no pull request to make (e.g. marketing, design etc.), we've created a file in this repository (named YYYY.md, for example 2025.md) where we will maintain an activity log, which will allow you to submit a pull request (so that it counts for Hacktoberfest and as a Mautic contribution) each time you complete a task. Please note: Some teams work on Jira, and the issues there are automatically counted as a contribution when they are completed and assigned to a person. If you work with issues on Jira, you don't need to make a PR here for those tasks.


		Please follow this process for each contribution, so that it counts for Hacktoberfest or Mautic's contributions. The team will add the label `hacktoberfest-accepted` for relevant contributions, which will allow you to have your contributions counted.

		8. Get Your Rewards

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