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Volunteering
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On Volunteering

  If you want to volunteer and help with developing Apache log4php, you are highly encouraged to read
  {{{http://www.apache.org/foundation/getinvolved.html}Apache getting involved}}. If you have
  questions on that document, we might be able to answer them on the developers mailinglist.
  
  Craig R. McClanahan posted an interesting mail to the Apache Commons mailinglist. I modified
  the post to fit for log4php:


  The best way to contribute is to identify for yourself things that you
  think are broken, or could be improved, and then propose a patch.  A
  couple of ways to identify possible candidates:

  * Have you used an API, and wished it would do something
    a little more?  or a little different?  In open source circles,
    people often get involved initially by "scratching your own itch"
    as the saying goes.

  * Have you called up the {{{https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4PHP}bug reports}}
    for the log4php project, and seen any bugs that you can create a
    patch for?

  * Have you checked your favorite package's {{{./roadmap.html}roadmap file}} or 
    {{{http://wiki.apache.org/logging/Log4PHP/TODO}todo files}}
    for things that have already been thought about, but just are
    not done yet?