Looks like low quality blog spam to promote their site. Anyhow, for talking about these issues it seems like there should be a focus of getting individuals on t

Looks like low quality blog spam to promote their site. Anyhow, for talking about these issues it seems like there should be a focus of getting individuals on the contribution to understand the workflow of a typical maintainer rather than dictating off a list of rules. Positive contributions help the project in a meaningful way while respecting the time commitments of both the contributor and the maintainers responsible for integrating such improvements. Often posts like this say what to do which IMO doesn't work too well given the project-to-project variation rather than trying to give contributors the tools they need to understand why they would really do certain things on a case by case basis. Outside of that it does boil down to "keep things simple, consistent, and easy to integrate".