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Yeah, give money. But if you want to contribute more along the lines of "time and talent," I think that the more important question is: how do *you* want to contribute?

You said that answering questions in SOPW isn't really your thing, well ... what is your thing? Do you want to be an editor? do you want to join pmdev? do you want to help out with Everything?

You said that you help out with moderation daily. Cool. Is that something that you're interested in? or would you rather do some coding?

It's great that you want to help out, but it'd be even better if you could give us some of your interests first to help us come up with suggestions.

Zenon Zabinski | zdog | zdog@perlmonk.org

In reply to (zdog) Re: How can I help? (aka YAMMP) by zdog
in thread How can I help? (aka YAMMP) by FoxtrotUniform

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