A certain @coppolaemilio's talk at #GamesGround was a trip down memory lane ðŸ’
I spotted a few pieces of my own writing and pet projects (plushies, GodotCon Berlin) that re-affirmed I made some lasting, positive #GodotEngine contributions, no matter what the haters say.
Now that I have a more regular 9 to 5, I ought to see if I can maybe volunteer a little, considering I never stopped caring about the community (how could I, after that intense time?)
Emi's talk is a great intro to the Godot ecosystem by the way - you can watch the #GDC recording here:
https://gdcvault.com/play/1035466/Building-Godot-The-Process-Behind
Godot is one of the most successful open-source game engines, but what does it take to sustain and grow such a project? This talk delves into the organizational efforts behind Godot's development, from managing donations and community...
"But Nat, you're not a coder (anymore), what can someone non-technical volunteer?"
TL;DR: in my case, I know that some documentation pages can benefit from a copywriter making them easier to understand
Long answer:
https://contributing.godotengine.org/en/latest/organization/how_to_contribute.html
Nat (she/they) 🔪🌱
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