Contribution to Standard Distribution - help please
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Folks,
I am trying to transition to contributing not only to tiddlywiki.com but to the standard distribution.
I am almost there but need a little help please.
Tiddlywiki.com has the useful contribute to GitHub prompt on tiddler edit. I have made a few contributions there.
Despite my substantial contributions I was only recognised once, in a release because I had submitted a change in github
I hope to add value to the community and with your support would like to propose changes "issue Pull requests".
Of course this starts with an issue to seek your feedback.
I need a "simple" high level overview and few pointers. For example I forked https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5 and issued a pull request against the fork.
Does this previous forking remain current or should I delete it an fork again?
about using I believe to present a running fork? ie a demo pf proposed changes? Is this necessary to get support for a change or can I publish a demo wiki to do this?