Contribute

This page is currently under active development, and welcome all kinds of contribution where possible. For more information, please check out our GitHub repository.

How to contribute using GitHub repository

Contributing articles

Pre-requisites: you’ll need a GitHub account. If you’re unfamiliar with Markdown, it will also be helpful to use a Markdown editor such as Typora (for Windows users), Notepad++, or ghostwriter.

Create a Markdown post (files with the extension .md) and commit, placing this in the content/writing sub-directory.
- You can either do this by creating a new file or uploading a file.
- Please ensure that your article properly specifies all the required fields, such as author, date, source, etc. If you are unfamiliar with Markdown formatting, check out this documentation.
- You can check out the Raw version of this post as a template guide.
Create a pull request. The admins of this site will try to review the PR as soon as we can, within 3-4 days (please understand - we are all volunteers here!)

Please refer to the contributing guide for more information.

Contributing changes to existing pages

You can also contribute changes to existing pages, where the main difference is that you are editing a page, as opposed to adding a new document to the repository. Once you are happy with your edits, commit your changes and submit a pull request. We will try to review within 3-4 days and the changes will be live on the site if no changes are required.

Contributing new pages

You can also contribute new pages, where the main differences versus the process for contribute articles are:

The Markdown documents should be saved directly under content, and not content/writing
The content of these pages should be meaningfully different from the page categories that currently exist on the site (e.g. Art, Music, Writing), or at least be significant enough as a stand-alone subject.

How to contribute by Twitter

DM us on Twitter with your articles, images, videos, and ideas.