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+ = Join Fedora Badges community
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+ Become a member of Fedora Badges community by following these steps.
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+ [[fas]]
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+ == Create a FAS account
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+ Create a {FWIKI}/Account_System[Fedora Account System account] and sign the {FWIKI}/Legal:Fedora_Project_Contributor_Agreement[Fedora Project Contributor Agreement].
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+ Do this through the https://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts/[Fedora Account System].
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+ [[discourse]]
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+ == Subscribe to Fedora Badges mailing list
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+ Log into the Fedora mailing lists site at https://lists.fedoraproject.org/accounts/login/?next=/admin/lists/badges.lists.fedoraproject.org/[lists.fedoraproject.org] using your FAS account credentials.
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+ Then, find the https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/badges.lists.fedoraproject.org/[Fedora Badges mailing list] and subscribe using your personal email address.
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+ Do not use the `@fedoraproject.org` alias, as you are unable to send email from the address.
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+ News, updates, and discussion are shared through on the mailing list.
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+ It is a *key part* to how we communicate.
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+ It receives low to medium traffic.
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+ [[introduction]]
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+ == Post a self-introduction
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+ Say hello and introduce yourself to the team!
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+ Post a self-introduction to the mailing list and tell us a little about yourself.
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+ Not sure what to say?
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+ Answer these questions to start:
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+
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+ * Why are you interested in contributing to Fedora?
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+ * Why are you interested in contributing to Badges?
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+ * If you're involved with other things in Fedora, what are/were you working on?
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+ * Do you have any experience in open source or online communities?
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+ If so, what?
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+ * What parts of the Badges project are interesting to you?
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+ * Do you have any questions for us?
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+ How can we help _you_ get started?
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+ [[community-blog]]
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+ == Register on Community Blog
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+ The Fedora {COMMBLOG}[Community Blog] is an important place for sharing news in the Fedora community.
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+ An account gives permissions to view article drafts and previews before they are published.
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+ If you ever write an article, you need an account.
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+ To register, log in at the {COMMBLOG}/wp-login.php[login page] with your Fedora Account System (FAS) credentials.
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+ Need more help logging in?
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+ Read the {COMMBLOG}/how-to-log-in/[help page] for more detailed instructions.
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+ [[irc-telegram]]
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+ == Join our IRC/Telegram chat
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+ Fedora uses the https://freenode.net[Freenode IRC network] and https://telegram.org/[Telegram] for instant messaging and communication.
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+ You can use the messaging client of your choice, as the IRC channel and Telegram group are bridged together.
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+ Short discussions and planning happen in our group chat.
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+ Never used IRC before?
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+ See the https://fedoramagazine.org/beginners-guide-irc/[Beginner's Guide to IRC] on the Fedora Magazine.
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+ Additionally, you can connect temporarily in a chat session in your browser via https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=fedora-badges[Freenode web chat].
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+ However, if you want to stay connected even when you are not online, consider https://opensource.com/article/17/5/introducing-riot-IRC[using Riot] as your IRC client.
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+ The IRC channel is also bridged to a Telegram group, https://t.me/fedorabadges[@fedorabadges].
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+ Join the group at https://t.me/fedorabadges[t.me/fedorabadges].
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+ [[first-steps]]
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+ == Make your first steps
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+ See xref:commops:contribute/first-steps.adoc[Make your first steps in Fedora] for more info.
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+ [[start-task]]
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+ == Start on a task
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+ The Fedora Badges community tracks tasks and what we are working on in two places:
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+ * Badges design: https://pagure.io/fedora-badges/issues[pagure.io/fedora-badges]
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+ * Badges development: https://github.com/fedora-infra/badgr-server[github.com/fedora-infra/badgr-server]
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+ Tasks, problems, and goals are filed as tickets in the issue trackers.
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+ There are many tickets, but we're not working on everything at once.
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+ Scrolling through the issue tracker gives a good idea of what the Badges community is doing.
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+ // Look for the https://pagure.io/fedora-commops/issues?status=Open&tags=good+first+issue[good first issue] tag on tickets to find good tasks for beginners.
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+ Does something look interesting?
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+ Leave a comment on a ticket if you have a question or want to work on something.
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+ Also check and see if the ticket is assigned to someone.
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+ If it is unassigned, you can start on it.
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+ If there is an assignee, ask them if they need help or if they are still working on the ticket.
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+ This provides an opportunity to receive mentorship and get help to start a new task.
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This commit creates a new page in our docs site about how to get
involved and join the Fedora Badges community. It includes some basic
instructions like how to register a FAS account, sign up to the mailing
list, join the IRC/Telegram, etc.
Once published, the page will be available here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/badges/join/