First off — thank you for considering a contribution! ResourceChest is community-driven, and every addition, fix, or suggestion makes these collections better for everyone.
We follow the standard GitHub Community Guidelines. Be respectful, be constructive, and assume good intent.
- Fork the repository you want to contribute to.
- Create a branch with a descriptive name (e.g.,
add-ublock-originorfix-broken-link). - Make your changes — add resources, fix errors, improve descriptions, or update outdated entries.
- Commit with a clear, concise message explaining what you changed and why.
- Open a Pull Request with a short description of your changes. Reference any related issues if applicable.
- Quality over quantity. One well-researched, genuinely useful resource beats ten low-effort additions.
- Stay on topic. Make sure your contribution fits the scope of the specific repository.
- Respect licenses and copyrights. Only submit content you have the right to share.
- Keep formatting consistent. Match the style and structure already used in the list.
Not sure if a resource belongs? Open an issue first to discuss it. We're happy to help figure out the right fit.
Use the GitHub issue tracker on the relevant repository to:
- Flag broken or outdated links
- Report inaccurate descriptions
- Suggest improvements to organization or structure
Please include enough detail for us to understand and reproduce the issue.
Every PR is reviewed by a maintainer. We may ask for changes or clarifications — this is normal and part of keeping quality high. We aim to review contributions promptly.
If you need help or have questions about contributing, reach out at robbie.github@gmail.com or open an issue. We're happy to help.