• ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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      That’s enough, if there’s something you like then contributing to documentation is something that’s more available to the general populace.

    • sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Hey now…

      I really don’t mean this as an insult, but you don’t need to be ‘smart’ to contribute.

      Take a picture of a bunny, post it to bun alert.

      Take a picture of your balls, post it to gone wild.

      (well ok maybe don’t jump straight to that)

      Ask a stupid question on no stupid questions.

      Have a political opinion, on the internet.

      Find a niche comm for a video game and ask something about it.

      Find a neat chart and post it to data is beautiful.

      Probably the worst thing that can happen is … some random assholes give you the wrong color arrow thingy. Who cares! Fuck em! Its just numbers on a screen!

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      Knowledge knows no bounds. Being smart is about always learning and reevaluating the foundations.

      Smart people always are eager to learn. Self-claimed intellectuals often aren’t broad in mind, just confident.