Community
Contribute to open research tools
Think Denominator welcomes practical contributions to its public tools and software. You do not need to write code: clear bug reports, examples from different research settings and documentation suggestions are valuable.
Ways to Get Involved
🐛 Report a Problem or Suggest a Feature
Describe what you expected, what happened and the steps needed to reproduce it. For package-specific reports, use the issue tracker in that package’s repository.
🔧 Contribute Code
Pull requests are welcome across all our repositories. Whether it’s a bug fix, a new vignette, or a new function — all contributions are considered.
📝 Improve Examples and Documentation
Examples, explanations and accessibility improvements help researchers use the tools confidently. Propose a change through the relevant repository or contact us before preparing a larger contribution.
📣 Cite and Acknowledge
If a package supports your work, use its published citation. Package-specific citation details are maintained in the R Packages catalogue.
Partnership and organisational enquiries are handled through the About page, keeping this page focused on active open-source contribution.
Code of Conduct
Think Denominator is committed to a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful community. We follow the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct.