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   * Subscribe to the [[:mailinglist]] - you can't do this early enough. The mailinglist is our main communication channel and also the best way how you can contact us. Once you will be accepted by us (April 23 19:00 UTC) we will announce your participation on the mailinglist and then you should be available on the mailinglist in order to present yourself and what you will be doing. There are usually also some developers in our [[:irc|IRC]] channel so joining the IRC channel would be good, too.
-  * Integrate yourself in the DokuWiki community. Write mails to the mailinglist about what you've done so far, which parts of your work can already be tested etc. In the first phase you should also try [[https://github.com/splitbrain/dokuwiki/issues|fixing some bugs]] or implementing some smaller features so you get familiar with the whole development workflow in DokuWiki.
+  * Integrate yourself in the DokuWiki community. Write mails to the mailinglist about what you've done so far, which parts of your work can already be tested etc. In the first phase you should also try [[issue>|fixing some bugs]] or implementing some smaller features so you get familiar with the whole development workflow in DokuWiki.
   * Be responsive. You should write regular mails to your mentor and answer questions both by private mail from the mentor(s) and also questions concerning your work on the mailinglist. Make sure you're also available for questions directly after the application period because we'll probably ask you some more questions then.
   * Commit early, commit often. You shouldn't create one huge patch with your changes but instead a series of small commits. Each of them should cover one small and understandable change. Depending on the feature you are working on we should also be able to merge your changes into the main repository from time to time (or we'll even ask you to work directly in the main repository).