If you start contributing to Open-Source, the guilt of using FOSS software changes into pride! And there's many ways to pay for free software, without using mo

If you start contributing to Open-Source, the guilt of using FOSS software changes into pride! And there's many ways to pay for free software, without using money... - || Honest Feedback || Leaving a respectfully honest review, or emailing with constructive criticism makes maintainers feel like they've actually reached someone. - || Reporting Bugs || Politely reporting a bug you find is a useful way to contribute back to the project as it can help. - || Testing New Features || Beta testing features is a good way to help the developer reduce bugs in new releases. - || Spreading the Word || Writing a blog about a piece of software or sharing it with friends is a great way to grow the community and generally appreciated by maintainers. - || Helping With Support || Watching forums and bug trackers and helping diagnose issues is a great way to give your time instead of money to a project. All of these require zero programming experience or money, but can be much more valuable than a $2 one time donation.