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One of the main ways you can contribute to this repository is by signing (and starring!) the repo to show your support. Follow these steps to sign:

1. Click on the edit icon of the README.md
2. Add your name and affiliation as you would like it to appear
3. Create a pull request:
   • Name the branch signed-<your-username> and "propose file change"
   • Add MSWorkers as a reviewer

You can also email msworkers4good@protonmail.com with your name and affiliation as you would like it to appear and we can add it for you.

Please also considering starring the 996.ICU repository to show support and contribute directly to the original GitHub project.

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If you plan on translating the README.md, we ask that you consider yourself a native speaker and writer of the language you are translating to. Please only translate from the English or Chinese version of the letter as we want to make sure that translations are as accurate as possible.

We welcome other edits. Feel free to update the contents of the letter or even add new ideas to it. Pull requests to the contents of the letter will be heavily scrutinized during the review process and we cannot guarantee that most changes will be accepted. However, we are always happy to have those discussions.