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Development tasks that are perfect for first-time contributors. These are usually small in scope, pretty straightforward, and are ready to be picked up at any time. If you're interested in tackling any of these issues, first take a look at our [contributing guidelines for code](https://writefreely.org/contribute#code) to understand the few things we ask for before accepting contributions. After that, please create an account here on our Phabricator instance (note: you can sign up with GitHub to make things easier). Lastly, navigate to the task you want to work on and "claim" it, so we know you're working on it. We'll continue discussing everything in the comments on the task, and add you to our Development chat channel (Z2) in case you have any quick questions.

This tag holds development tasks that are perfect for first-time contributors. These are usually small in scope, pretty straightforward, and are ready to be picked up at any time. If you're interested in tackling any of these issues, first take a look at our [contributing guidelines for code](https://writefreely.org/contribute#code) to understand the few things we ask for before accepting contributions. After that, please create an account here on our Phabricator instance if you haven't already (note: you can sign up with GitHub to make things easier), so you can communicate with the team and interact with tasks. Lastly, navigate to the task you want to work on and "claim" it, so we know you're working on it. We'll continue discussing everything in the comments on the task, and add you to our Development chat channel (Z2) in case you have any quick questions.

DThis tag holds development tasks that are perfect for first-time contributors. These are usually small in scope, pretty straightforward, and are ready to be picked up at any time. If you're interested in tackling any of these issues, first take a look at our [contributing guidelines for code](https://writefreely.org/contribute#code) to understand the few things we ask for before accepting contributions. After that, please create an account here on our Phabricator instance if you haven't already (note: you can sign up with GitHub to make things easier), so you can communicate with the team and interact with tasks. Lastly, navigate to the task you want to work on and "claim" it, so we know you're working on it. We'll continue discussing everything in the comments on the task, and add you to our Development chat channel (Z2) in case you have any quick questions.