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  • 👋Intro to Pickle Finance
  • Where does Pickle Finance operate?
  • What types of Jars does Pickle have?
  • Risks of Yield Farming
  • Contributing to Pickle Finance
  • 🍯 Pickle Jars
  • Intro to Pickle Jars
  • Current Jar Strategies
    • Ethereum Network Jars
    • Polygon Network Jars
    • Arbitrum Network Jars
  • Fees
  • The Jar APY - The Math Behind Compounding
  • 🚜Farms
  • Introduction
  • Farm Weights
  • Farm APR Explained
  • Jars and Farms Walkthrough
  • Security
    • Audits and Timelock
      • Smart Contract Audits
      • Timelocks & Multisig
  • PICKLE Token
    • How to get $PICKLE
    • Tokenomics and Emission Schedule
    • Uses of $PICKLE
  • 🥒$DILL
    • What is $DILL?
    • Benefits of $DILL
    • $DILL and Governance
  • 🌽$CORN
    • What is $CORN?
  • 🙋FAQs
  • Main FAQ
  • Appendix C - Previous Docs
    • Old Docs
      • Pickle Jar Strategies
      • Navigating Pickle Jars & Pickle Farms
      • What are Pickle Jars?
      • Fees
      • Security
      • Emission Schedule
      • General
      • PICKLE/ETH Farm
      • Lock PICKLEs for DILL
        • Deposit into Pickle Jars
        • Farm Weight Voting
      • Farm with your pTokens
      • Farm Weights
      • Boosted Rewards
      • What are Pickle Farms?
      • pJar 0.99
      • pJar 0.88 (Inactive)
      • pJar 0.69 (Inactive)
      • pJar 0.00
      • Pickle Jar Strategies
      • What are Pickle Jars?
      • Revenue Sharing
      • DILL Governance
      • DILL Vote Locking
      • How to Get PICKLEs
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Contributing to Pickle Finance

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Contributing

Contributing to a community can take many shapes, and is only limited by your imagination.

The first and most common contribution is by joining the community where they are: on the Discord server. By hanging out, joining in discussions, and learning yourself, you will eventually be in a position to answer the questions you had, or you saw others had, to newcomers later on. This is a big help to the community and keeps us able to assimilate new users at a fast rate.

Another common way to contribute is pointing out bugs on the site to moderators or devs in the Discord server. The engineers are busy developing new strategies, building partnerships, and trying to push the protocol forward, so a lot of small bugs or problems that develop over time may go unnoticed for a while. You can help by pointing them out to us.

If you are a developer yourself, you can always provide patches or solutions to the problems others mention. You can start by going to our github, browsing the code, or even trying to run it locally. Most people would start with the ui () before moving up to contracts or solidity.

But even non-developers can browse the github contracts repository / README.md or learn how to query contracts, and pass on that knowledge to the community. It might be a bit daunting at first, but eventually everyone learns how to query contracts through etherscan to see how their LP tokens are growing at one time or another ;)

Beyond that, the options are really limitless. You can help suggest partnerships with other protocols, make introductions, or go be an evangelist in other discord servers for how great Pickle is. Memes, artwork, and NFTs are also always appreciated. And above all, be friendly, thoughtful, and helpful.

These are some of the ways you can contribute.

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