📚 node [[open source docs]]
Have you ever read the knowledge base of a company, and got frustrated after reading a particularly bad article, or one with a minor irk? Perhaps, if you are like me, you felt the urge to fix it, but alas there is no link to a github, no way to fix it, to provide FREE! labor. Why is this ever the case? Why not make your docs public? It perplexes me.
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- public document at doc.anagora.org/open-source-docs
- video call at meet.jit.si/open-source-docs
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