> * There is usually no clear way for a UX designer to contribute. Note with this example, under 'Contributing - Tasks I could work on' it doesn't mention UX, a

> * There is usually no clear way for a UX designer to contribute. Note with this example, under 'Contributing - Tasks I could work on' it doesn't mention UX, and the only way to become a committer is to "show us some of your patches, or solve some issues" - none of which involve UX. This affects not only UX. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has spare infrastructure and ops skills that I'd love to contribute to open-source projects - hosting CI/CD, repo mirrors, staging environment, website, chat server, SMTP gateway, for example. It'd be nice to play a small part in decentralization, for one thing. I'm sure I'm far from the only one. I'm also sure there are open source projects who would benefit from it. There's no process for us to match and it seems just culturally abnormal. I'd love to hear ideas.