Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen
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Based on https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/issues/7#issuecomment-455887347.
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(Last updated: 20th of January 2019)
Notes on how to contribute:
I don't currently intend to acquire extra project members, since this repo is a pretty personal thing for me, all in all.
Issues and thoughts can be reported in the Issues tab. If you're reporting about a filter issue, you are expected to either explain the issue in deep detail, or to track down the problematic filter entry on your own. You're also encouraged to list:
- Which adblock lists are you using?
- Which adblock extension are you using?
Pull requests can be done, but they should permit me to be able to edit them, just in case there's some excusable formatting errors in your pull request.
Beware that I'll be less inclined than usual to assist your worries if you're using one of the following platforms:
- uBlock Origin on Edge. This is due to various issues that I and at least one other person had with loading various lists in it. I strongly recommend using Nano Adblocker instead.
- While I will look into general problems that are encountered with the Firefox Legacy branch of uBlock Origin, I will from now on refuse to look into problems that are specific to that branch. This is in protest against how Moonchild Productions (The makers of Pale Moon and Basilisk) is regressing and are refusing to support WebExtensions.
I do encourage forking, both for experimentation, archiving, or for any other reason you may come up with.
For the project's licence, I decided to modify BSD's three-point version in such a way that I did not claim copyright for the repo, since I don't like how copyrights work like in general. The licence is also intended to fully confirm the open-source status of the repo, if there are any doubts about it.
All communication and contribution that is permitted above, can also be done in Bokmål, Nynorsk, Swedish and Danish. In those cases, I would take contact with you in Bokmål, unless otherwise is requested.
Should I have missed out on any details that'd be nice to have in this contribution explanation, give me a heads up about it, e.g. in Issues.