- Criterias : a well known language (Python, JavaScript or Java), a project whose community is still active (the last commit was not more than two years ago). The subjects can be various.
- On GitHub, I just went to the "topic" tab, and looked at trending topics in JavaScript. The projects I found were interesting but I couldn't find significant any ways to contribute to them.
- Why this topic? I think that the decision taken by Youtube in November 2021 is questionable. One of the main arguments was to reduce the waves of harassment, is this really the case now? Youtube creators can disable comments if there are a lot of negative comments and harassment. But then problems arise: how do you know if a tutorial is successful or not? How do you know if the information presented is true, correct? Dislike really help to take a step back and think critically about a video.
- This project aims at preserving viewers' freedom of expression, and I fully agree with that.
## 11/21/2022
- Ideas to contribute to the project : French translations because there is a lot a spelling mistakes in the doc and on the website.
- A display bug appears when some users try to display the number of dislikes, they have the Firefox extension. The issue is reported on the repo (https://github.com/Anarios/return-youtube-dislike/issues/799).
## 11/23/2022
- I correct some spelling mistakes on the French README and on the extension description store.
## 11/26/2022
- Trying to find a solution to the display problem. I watched the Youtube tutorial proposed by the collaborators of the project to better understand how to developp a Chrome extension. I better understand the functionment of the app.
## 12/03/2022
- The pull request for the translation is made.
## 12/04/2022
- Another pull request for the translation of the website is made.
## 12/06/2022
- No news of my pull request. I just joined the Discord of the community and posted a message to make sure they saw my pull request. The community is active.
- On Discord, a person has a display problem too. I will look forward on this way.
- Pull request made for the display problem.
## 12/10/2022
- No news of the pull request.
## Conclusion
This project brought me a lot of knowledge, especially technical. I now know how to develop a Chrome extension, and contribute to an open-source project (I had never done one before). I now have an idea of how communities work and how to find the problems of a project to solve.
