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/langs/pl/contribute.po.mageia-i18n, #mageia-i18n on Freenode).;Bugs happen! And some get reported. So, logically they need to be triaged to make the task of the packagers/developers fixing them easier: validation (is the bug reproducible?), collecting the needed debugging info from the reporter, assigning the report properly.
;Contribution entry points ;Do you want to join Mageia community? ;Our %sBug Squad%s takes care of that and more, grow this team and play an essential part in %sMageia's bug%s solving. ;https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Bug_Squad ;Better understanding of who uses and contributes to the project to help them even more, making sure the Mageia voice is consistent and heard, that's a job for the <a href=\"https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Atelier_Team\">Atelier team</a> (Marketing and Communication), on both global and local scales. ;Software isn't only about code neither is Mageia only about technology. So make it human, practical and beautiful! If you have a talent and experience in graphic design, ergonomics <a href=\"https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Atelier_Team\">join the Atelier team</a>! ;Mageia depends on infrastructure and tools that enable everyone to collaborate. These need experts to build, maintain, develop, provide and manage servers, connections, security, applications, data flow, etc. It takes from <a href=\"https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Sysadmin_Team\">system administrators</a> to <a href=\"https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Atelier_Team\">Web designers/developers/integrators</a> to manage this huge task.