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Expand Up @@ -33,3 +33,20 @@ This is the workflow for contributing changes to this project::
maintainer to allow your CI build to run.
1. Wait for a review by the maintainers.
1. Polish your changes as needed until they are ready to be merged.

## About code reviews

After you have submitted a pull request, the maintainers will review your
changes. This will probably result in quite a few comments on ways to improve
your pull request. This project receives contributions from developers around
the world, so we need the code to be the most consistent, readable, and
maintainable that it can be.

Please do not feel frustrated by this - instead please view this both as our
contribution to your pull request as well as a way to learn more about
improving code quality.

If you would like to know whether an idea would fit in the general strategy of
this project or would like to get feedback on the best architecture for your
ideas, we propose you open a ticket first and discuss your ideas there
first before investing a lot of time in writing code.
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