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Welcome, and thank you for your interest in contributing to Rust IPFS. Issues and pull requests
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are encouraged. You can make a difference by tackling any of the following items:
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* Bug reports and feature requests in the form of issues
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* Bug reports, feature requests and general inquiries in the form of issues
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* Implementing the remaining features and corresponding HTTP endpoints not yet covered. See https://areweipfsyet.rs for info on which those are.
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* Additional tests (unit, functional, conformance) and CI for existing functionality
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* Examples, particularly those that showcase Rust's unique capabilities or performance
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You can also back the project financially by reaching out or by becoming a backer on [OpenCollective](https://opencollective.com/rs-ipfs)
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If you have any questions on the use of the library or other inquiries, you are welcome to submit an issue.
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## Roadmap
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Special thanks to the Web3 Foundation and Protocol Labs for their devgrant support.
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