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Without a contributing guide, they might not know what you need help with, how they can get started, or how you like to communicate.\n\nProviding the baseline expectations for a contribution to your project makes it much easier for a new user to contribute to the growth and development of your project.\n\n### What to include\n\nLike the user facing documentation, the contributing guidelines for every project will be very different. Let's keep our first iteration simple and focus on letting people know our system for labels. Don't worry, we'll talk more about labels after you make these edits.\n\n### :keyboard: Activity: Adding CONTRIBUTING guidelines\n\n1. Access the **Files changed** tab in this pull request\n1. Click the :pencil2: pencil icon to edit the CONTRIBUTING.md file\n1. Find the text marked DESCRIPTION PLACEHOLDER and add a description for each label\n1. 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They also use them to identify issues and pull requests that are looking for contributions from newcomers or to highlight specific skills needed to respond to the request.\n\nBy default, a new GitHub repository comes with the following labels out of the box:\n\n- bug\n- duplicate\n- enhancement\n- help wanted\n- invalid\n- question\n- wontfix\n\nThese initial labels are awesome, but most maintainers add (or delete) labels to fit their project. Labels like `first-timers-only` make it easy for newcomers to find suitable issues and pull requests, but they also tell the world you are welcoming and supportive to new open source contributors.\n\n### :keyboard: Activity: Adding labels to your repository\n\n1. On the top right side of this pull request view, find the section titled: \"Labels\"\n1. Click the gear icon\n1. Notice the text field at the top says **Filter or create labels**\n1. Type the name of the label you would like to create\n1. You will see a selection that reads \"Create a new label\", select that option\n1. Customize your label with a description and color\n1. Click **Save**\n1. Add your new label to this pull request!\n\n<hr>\n<h3 align=\"center\">Watch below for my response</h3>\n"}}
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