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                 <p><strong>Developers:</strong> Pick out a code task, fork the repo, and start writing and committing code.</p>
                 <p><strong>Designers:</strong> Grab a design task, download any design assets, and start creating mockups for new pages.</p>
  +              <p><strong>Anyone else:</strong> Whatevert you skills may be, an Assembly team likely needs them. Introduce yourself and let people know what you'd like to work on.</p>
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                <p>Assembly apps are built by everyone, and like successful Open Source products, each app also has a Core Team of contributors. The Core Team influences the vision of the app and the standards for quality, and determines which contributions are accepted. It consists of the most active and respected contributors on the app. The Core Team may comprise the original creator, Assembly staff members, and members of the community who help make the product a reality (that’s you!).</p>
                <p>Some people work on Assembly projects for just few hours a month. Some put in 40 hours a week. It’s up to you to work on what you want, when you want, where you want. The best part is that if you step away, the project keeps moving forward.</p>
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                <h4>Don't be shy!</h4>
                <p><strong>New here? Hop into a discussion and introduce yourself</strong>. The Assembly community is friendly and welcoming, we promise. Share what you’re interested in – chances are someone will be looking for just the skills you have.</p>
                <p>Here are a few Assembly projects with active discussions happening right now:</p>
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