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How to Create Good Good-First-Issues

Good-first-issues are very much worth creating. They help attract contributors who are new to your specific project and to open source in general, building a diverse and sustainable pool of contributors. Here, Nisha Kumar, a co-maintainer of Tern, explains how to create strong good-first-issues.



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Good-first-issues are very much worth creating. They help attract contributors who are new to your specific project and to open source in general, building a diverse and sustainable pool of contributors. Here, Nisha Kumar, a co-maintainer of Tern, explains how to create strong good-first-issues.



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How to Create Good Good-First-Issues

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