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Writing the contributor guide an open-source project didn't have, with Thally

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A guide is provided on how to create a contributor documentation site using Thally, specifically for open-source projects with limited guidance. This resource is valuable for developers and project maintainers looking to improve onboarding for new contributors by establishing clear, accessible documentation. The process involves setting up a Thally site, configuring it from a template, and populating it with relevant content, offering a streamlined approach to enhancing project contribution workflows.

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