> If you don't use it how do you know you're solving actual user problems? There are many (many) ways to contribute to a project that doesn't require you to be

> If you don't use it how do you know you're solving actual user problems? There are many (many) ways to contribute to a project that doesn't require you to be solving actual user problems. I'd suggest just finding new projects, review code, create pull requests for those small mistakes you see. Provide feedback if applicable. Etc.