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 <tt>contribute.json</tt> is a text file placed within the root directory of a website that describes what it is, where its source exists, what technologies it uses, and how to reach support and contribute.  <tt>contribute.json</tt> is a Mozilla standard used to describe all active Mozilla websites and projects.
-Its existence can greatly speed up the process of bug triage, particularly for smaller websites with just a handful of maintainers. It further assists with helping security researchers find testable of websites and instructs them on where where in Bugzilla to file their bugs against. As such, <tt>contribute.json</tt> is mandatory for all Mozilla websites, and must be maintained as contributors join and depart projects.
+Its existence can greatly speed up the process of bug triage, particularly for smaller websites with just a handful of maintainers. It further assists security researchers to find testable websites and instructs them on where to file their bugs against. As such, <tt>contribute.json</tt> is mandatory for all Mozilla websites, and must be maintained as contributors join and depart projects.
 Require subkeys include <tt>name</tt>, <tt>description</tt>, <tt>bugs</tt>, <tt>participate</tt> (particularly <tt>irc</tt> and <tt>irc-contacts</tt>), and <tt>urls</tt>.