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this was quite simple.
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Pull request overview
Updates the contributor welcome documentation by replacing a placeholder section and refreshing the review date.
Changes:
- Replaced the TODO placeholder under “Who Can Contribute?” with a short statement.
- Updated the “Last reviewed” date at the bottom of the document.
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| [TODO: Add a paragraph explaining that contributors come from all backgrounds, skill levels, and countries. Emphasize that using assistive technology is not a barrier to contribution - in fact, AT users bring a perspective that improves projects for everyone.] | ||
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The replacement text for the "Who Can Contribute?" section doesn’t address the guidance from the removed TODO (contributors from all backgrounds/skill levels/countries, and that assistive technology users are welcome and add valuable perspective). Consider expanding this to a short paragraph that explicitly covers those points so the section is actually informative.
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| Everyone can contribute — people of all backgrounds, experience levels, and from any country are welcome. You do not need to be an expert or a professional developer, and users of assistive technologies (such as screen readers, magnifiers, or alternative input devices) are especially encouraged to contribute, as your perspective is crucial for making projects more accessible and inclusive. |
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The PR description still contains the placeholder "Closes #XX". If the repo’s PR validation expects a real issue number, update the PR description to reference the actual issue being closed.
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| *Last reviewed: [DATE]* | ||
| *Last reviewed: [March 8, 2026]* |
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The "Last reviewed" date is still wrapped in square brackets, which reads like a placeholder and can be confusing in rendered Markdown. Consider removing the brackets and using a consistent date format (e.g., 2026-03-08) if the intent is a literal review date.
| *Last reviewed: [March 8, 2026]* | |
| *Last reviewed: 2026-03-08* |
What does this PR do?
Made corrections and added additional information that was missing from the file.
Which issue does this close?
Closes #XX
What type of change is this?
Checklist
[TODO]markers remain in my changesHow to review this PR
Anything else?