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Removing redundant text from contribution module 1-1 #10

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Expand Up @@ -23,16 +23,3 @@ Each type of contribution may require a different approach, both regarding engag
1. Supporting contributions,
1. Individual features, and
1. Strategic industry leading engagements.

**Bug reports and feature requests:** This type of contribution typically does not comprise source code, but instead is feedback to the project regarding incorrect behavior of the software, e.g., a bug report, or a request and value argumentation for a new feature. As those reports or requests typically do not comprise code (apart from potentially fractions of pseudocode), contributors fully rely on members of the development community to pick up these requests for implementation.

**Bugfixes and corrections:** Bugfixes are corrections of unintended and/or incorrect behavior of a software, in particular including vulnerabilities, often in response to bug reports. Bugfixes implement changes and/or additions to a code base within the scope of existing functionality. Therefore, bugfixes modify existing code, but can also add new code for handling previously unhandled scenarios or corner cases in the existing logic. Outside of such additions, bugfixes do not add new functionality to a codebase. Bugfixes are typically small in terms of the number of changed lines of code.

**Supporting contributions:** Supporting contributions are improvements of an open source project outside of the core functional scope of a project, but instead they are supportive in nature, aiming to improve a project’s maturity and adoption. Such contributions comprise for example:

* improvements of a project’s documentation,
* its build system,
* test cases and frameworks,
* release management,
* code reviews, and
* presentations
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