You seem to imply that "contributing to open source projects" must mean coding, but there's lots of tasks that you can do that are not coding. * Answering a qu

You seem to imply that "contributing to open source projects" must mean coding, but there's lots of tasks that you can do that are not coding. * Answering a question about PostgreSQL configuration files on Stack Overflow contributes to the PostgreSQL project. * Tweeting about your favorite underrated Vim keybinding contributes to the Vim project. * Supporting Jason Donenfeld on Patreon contributes to the Wireguard project. * Proofreading the Linux kernel documentation contributes to the Linux project. * Contributing a translation of the Blender GUI into a less common language contributes to the Blender project. * Designing a wallpaper artwork for the Plasma desktop contributes to the KDE project. * Writing a detailed bug report for a Sway crash contributes to the Sway project. And so on, and so forth.