Please don't submit pull-requests

...because I want to keep the coding to myself; it's the most fun part
of sslip.io.
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### Contributing to sslip.io
Thanks for your interest in sslip.io! This project is primarily a personal
"for fun" project and I'm not actively looking to grow a community or accept
"for fun" project and I'm not looking to grow a community or accept
contributions at this time.
If you have an idea for an improvement:
@@ -11,14 +11,10 @@ changes you'd like to see. You can then use your own forked version.
- If you're feeling particularly ambitious, deploy servers running your forked
code. A diverse ecosystem is better. Period.
I'm generally not accepting pull requests for the following reasons:
- Maintaining my vision: I have a specific vision for how sslip.io works and
evolves.
- Time commitment: Reviewing and merging pull requests takes time and focus
that I prefer to spend elsewhere.
- Keeping it simple: I want to keep the project manageable and avoid feature
creep.
I don't accept pull requests because **coding is the most fun** aspect of the
project, the last thing I'd want to outsource. Reviewing other people's
code? Not so fun. Dealing with abuse reports? Maintaining servers? Paying
hosting fees? Checking monitoring alerts? Not fun.
However, I might consider pull requests for the following: