This document provides guidance on how to get started contributing to open source projects. It first defines what open source software is, including that it is free to use and modify. It then discusses reasons to contribute such as learning from others, giving back, and furthering your career. The document proceeds to outline specific steps to take like building a small project, using version control with Git, choosing an open source license, writing documentation with Markdown, and sharing your work by pushing it to GitHub. Lastly, it notes that open source projects need roles like proofreaders, designers, coders and testers, and recommends finding the relevant community to identify issues to work on.
19. Make it a link
<a href="javascript:(function(){
var images = document.getElementsByTagName('img');
while(images.length > 0) {
images[0].parentNode.removeChild(images[0]);
}
})();">Remove images</a>
24. README.md
# Hide Images Bookmark
## What it does
Hides all the images on the page
## How to use it
Open `index.html` and drag the link to your bookmarks toolbar.
## How to contribute
Fork this repository, make changes, and send a pull request.
## License
MIT. See `license.txt`
25. Add your README and License
Add files to be committed
$ git add README.md LICENSE
Commit files
$ git commit -m "Add readme and license"