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+Mozilla uses [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki wikis] for documenting code, planning, proposals and more. Anyone can join Mozilla's wikis and edit content. Learn what content can be found on what wiki.
 =[[Education/Collaboration/MailingLists|Mailing Lists]]=
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+Learn how to find and join in relevant discussions for Mozilla topics that interest you. Whether programming, design or marketing is your speciality, there is a group for you.
 =[[Education/Collaboration/Blogs|Blogs and Planets]]=
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+Find the personal blogs of Mozilla's most active contributors. Let the community know how to find your own Mozilla blogging.
 =[[Education/Collaboration/IRC|IRC]]=
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+IRC is a real-time chat protocol used extensively by Mozilla's most active developers to co-ordinate activities.  Almost all open source projects have IRC channels, but Mozilla is large enough that it has its own server, with hundreds of channels. Learn how to use IRC clients and find the best channel to get your questions answered.
 =[[Education/Collaboration/Bugzilla|Bugzilla]]=
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+Every change to Mozilla starts with a bug report. If you don't know how to file a bug, find existing bugs, or submit patches to bugs then you can't contribute. Learn how.
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+Knowing someone with experience who can guide you through the Mozilla community helps. If you are a student taking a Mozilla related course at your institution ask your professor about finding someone in the community who can mentor you. Also, don't forget to join [irc://irc.mozilla.org/education #Education].
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