Thank a Dev Day
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So, organizing of the first TADD has begun. For now, the date would be 27.3 this year, which will be fixed to “last Friday of every March“.
The idea
The general idea is to appreciate the creators behind your favorite Free Software application or/and component (preferred target is a not so well known piece of code) by sending an email to the author. This is how we think is the best way to do it:
1. Find the author of the piece of software
2. When you are writing the email, remember to add [TADD] in the beginning of the subject-line. This is mandatory to avoid extra spam for the author you appreciate.
3. Write to the author that you like his/her piece of code, and also, if possible, tell why you like the software, where do you use it and how often.
4. Be glad! You have just helped a free software project! If you want, you can jump back to step 1.
Basically there it is We will write a more detailed guide later!
http://thankadev.wordpress.com/...
So, organizing of the first TADD has begun. For now, the date would be 27.3 this year, which will be fixed to “last Friday of every March“.
The idea
The general idea is to appreciate the creators behind your favorite Free Software application or/and component (preferred target is a not so well known piece of code) by sending an email to the author. This is how we think is the best way to do it:
1. Find the author of the piece of software
2. When you are writing the email, remember to add [TADD] in the beginning of the subject-line. This is mandatory to avoid extra spam for the author you appreciate.
3. Write to the author that you like his/her piece of code, and also, if possible, tell why you like the software, where do you use it and how often.
4. Be glad! You have just helped a free software project! If you want, you can jump back to step 1.
Basically there it is We will write a more detailed guide later!
http://thankadev.wordpress.com/...
