Merge pull request #276 from dimitriwauters/master

Update report Dimitri Wauters

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 *Project :* [K-9 Mail](https://github.com/k9mail/k-9)
 
 *Link of the Issue :* https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/issues/5525
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+*Link of the PR :* https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/pull/5745
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+## Finding the project to contribute to
+
+I use many open sources applications in my day-to-day life, so I didn't struggle finding one that I can contribute to.
+I've chosen K-9 Mail because I use it for a long time as my main mail application so I thought that it would be good to contribute to it.
+
+## Contribution
+### Finding the issue
+
+I've searched the "first good issues" from the project and found one that seemed relatively easy.
+It was only writing a try/catch for a line of code that produced a crash when the user hasn't enabled the INTERNET permission on Android.
+For a first step of contributing to an open source project, I've decided to correct it.
+
+### Building the app
+
+I have downloaded Android Studio and forked the project. I've then launched the project with gradle.
+The build was successful the first time.
+As my version of Android does not allow to modify this exact permission, I had to download an emulator.
+Fortunately for me, Android Studio has one built-in. I was able to install a rooted emulated phone on my laptop.
+
+### Correcting the issue
+
+I first tried to reproduce the issue to know exactly how to fix the issue.
+I successfully reproduced the issue by removing the INTERNET permission of my rooted emulated Android phone and loading a picture of a mail.
+!["Found the issue"](https://i.imgur.com/vHUqxcO.png)
+As intended, the app crashed when I tried to load the pictures.
+The issue was fixed by catching and logging the exception.
+
+### Communication with the community
+
+I first tried to ask how to fix the issue in the post on Github but without any response.
+The maintainer seems to be alone in the project management, so I decided to fix it the way I thought was good.
+After sending the pull request with my modifications, the maintainer asks me to modify the log message and adding a space between catch and the exception to respect the code guidelines.
+After this little modification, the PR was accepted and merged.
+My initial log message was not very expressive on the type of error that was thrown but I copied a message that had the same style two methods lower.
+I mentioned this to the maintainer and he told me that this method is not used anymore.
+I proposed to help again by removing the unused chunk of code in the project, he accepted and thanked me.
+After the exam session, when I have more time, I will try to clean the code of unused methods.