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Contributing to Documentation

Turn repeated support knowledge and real project experience into clearer documentation.

Useful documentation usually begins with a real confusion point. If you had to search old forum threads, read code, or test several failed options, that is probably documentation debt.

Good Documentation Work

  • replace vague wording with tested instructions
  • keep classic component knowledge, but rewrite it in clear English
  • update old 1.4-era guidance for Evo 3 runtime and package flows
  • add examples that reflect current code and current extras

What Not to Do

  • do not write long generic intros
  • do not describe features that were not verified in code or real projects
  • do not hide important classic behavior behind marketing wording
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Good support requests include versions, the failing flow, expected behavior, actual behavior, and reproduction steps.

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Contributing to Evolution CMS

Contributions include code, testing, docs, issues, reviews, and maintenance across the ecosystem.