Contributing

Contributions are always welcome, as LFP Docs is developed in the open and relies on user feedback to be further improved.

Before getting started, please refer to the project's contribution guidelines and licensing information, and only proceed to work on LFP Docs if you agree with everything stated there.

The best way to get started working on LFP Docs is by using it! If you encounter bugs, errors, unclear behavior, or anything else looking off, open an issue on the project, if there is none that fits your problem.

If you already have a solution on hand, that you would be willing to share, open a pull request and we'll see how it fits into the bigger picture.

For information on how to get started with LFP Docs in development, refer to the project's read-me.

Consider looking at the following resources before getting into development, either by committing to source or documentation:

• the project's style guide
• this documentation's colophon