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Author: kne42

content/maintainers/interacting-with-new-contributors.md

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-title: "How to interact with new community 
+title: "How to interact with new community
 members"
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 ### Be welcoming
 
-Always behave in a manner that is polite, patient, and understanding. 
-Many contributors are acting on their own time so 
-try to create an environment that is energizing, 
+Always behave in a manner that is polite, patient, and understanding.
+Many contributors are acting on their own time so
+try to create an environment that is energizing,
 not draining. Don't forget that on public forums,
 potential new contributors will be monitoring
 the community dynamic before getting involved!
 
-Use language to show that you are excited and 
-grateful about their contributions to the project. 
-Avoid saying things that could be construed as 
+Use language to show that you are excited and
+grateful about their contributions to the project.
+Avoid saying things that could be construed as
 meaning otherwise or being too short.
 
-Many first-time contributors are intimidated and 
-nervous about making mistakes, so keep in mind for 
-both you and them that mistakes are natural and 
-part of the learning process. Assure and empower 
-them with your help and mentorship so that they 
-feel supported and comfortable contributing to the 
+Many first-time contributors are intimidated and
+nervous about making mistakes, so keep in mind for
+both you and them that mistakes are natural and
+part of the learning process. Assure and empower
+them with your help and mentorship so that they
+feel supported and comfortable contributing to the
 project.
 
 ### Provide resources, not solutions
 
-While some level of shepherding is needed, be 
-careful not to micro-manage contributors, as it 
-hinders the learning process and can be 
-frustrating for both parties. First offer guidance 
+While some level of shepherding is needed, be
+careful not to micro-manage contributors, as it
+hinders the learning process and can be
+frustrating for both parties. First offer guidance
 before using more hands-on approaches, for example,
 try talking a contributor through the changes
 they need to make instead of typing the solution
 for them.
 
-For tasks that may be too advanced or daunting for 
-a first-time contributor, such as comprehensive 
-testing, benchmarking, or doc-building, offer to 
-handle that part or to lend your support while 
+For tasks that may be too advanced or daunting for
+a first-time contributor, such as comprehensive
+testing, benchmarking, or doc-building, offer to
+handle that part or to lend your support while
 they try it themselves.
 
-Avoid excessive nitpicking as requesting constant 
-small changes can be discouraging to a new 
-contributor. Instead, you can make a follow-up PR 
-after the merge to fix these or use an opinionated 
-formatter, such as 
-[`black`](https://github.com/psf/black), to handle 
+Avoid excessive nitpicking as requesting constant
+small changes can be discouraging to a new
+contributor. Instead, you can make a follow-up PR
+after the merge to fix these or use an opinionated
+formatter, such as
+[`black`](https://github.com/psf/black), to handle
 most style-related nitpicks.
 
 ### Recognize contributions
 
-Remember that contributions are a good thing that 
-should be celebrated and encouraged. Communicate 
-your appreciation for the work your community 
-members are doing and connect the impact their 
-contributions have to your project's goals and how 
+Remember that contributions are a good thing that
+should be celebrated and encouraged. Communicate
+your appreciation for the work your community
+members are doing and connect the impact their
+contributions have to your project's goals and how
 it will help many others.
 
-By providing a positive contributing experience, 
-you can create a positive feedback loop where 
-community members enjoy and want to continue their 
+By providing a positive contributing experience,
+you can create a positive feedback loop where
+community members enjoy and want to continue their
 amazing contributions to your project!