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Love this initiative! Open source is such a big part of a developers life.
We often forget how much we rely on open source projects in a day to day basis.
So happy to give OS more of a spotlight ❤️
Also wasn't aware of this National day of writing, thanks for sharing that.
As you said "We often forget how much we rely on open source projects on a day to day basis.", but thankfully there are many great people willing to help/contribute to these projects!
Let's try to highlight them :)
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The 20th of October is declared the National Day of Writing. Hashnode wants to celebrate this special day with as many writers and readers as possible. 🙌
Keep reading to learn why this holiday is important, how Hashnode is celebrating it, and what's in it for you! 😉
The National Day of Writing is a celebration of writing. It first took place on November 12, 2009, with a second year celebration on November 12, 2010. It was sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) in the United States, and officially recognized in both 2009 and 2010 through US Senate resolutions. Since then, it is celebrated on October 20.
According to the NCTE's website, the celebration exists to:
Writing is crucial to everyone. It doesn't matter if you are a professional writer, a developer, or an academic. It doesn't matter if you use pen and paper, your mobile phone, or a PC. What matters is that you have a voice to express yourself.
Here at Hashnode we obviously love writing and we are encouraging everyone to write. 😍
As you probably know we have devoted October to open source and in fact, we are already celebrating it with many amazing prizes.
If you've been living under a rock the last few weeks, here's what those prizes look like:
The top 5 #opensource writers with the greatest total number of reactions in October will win a 1,000 USD sponsorship, to be paid out to the OSS project of their choice!
This month only, we're handing out exclusive blog badges that you can unlock by completing writing challenges about open source.
Because we'd love to promote your articles even more! 🙌
The #opensource tag has taken over Hashnode's homepage, giving visibility to the articles the community enjoys the most.
So keep writing and tagging your articles with #opensource!
For the next 7 days, we will feature articles about #opensource on Hashnode's feed AND all of our social media accounts.
Specifically for Twitter, you'll find threads with articles about open source written by the community.
The more you write, the more chances you have to gain new exposure within our community.
And by writing about #opensource, you can unlock exclusive blog badges!
If you are new to blogging you might have some additional questions. We get that, and we're here to help! 👇
Basically, you can write about anything you want! But if you still need some clarifications, here is an excellent article to guide you.
Start slow. One sentence at a time. Soon, you’ll have a few paragraphs or even a full story.
Do you find it hard to be consistent? Don't worry! We have the #2articles1week challenge to help you with consistency! The challenge already helped thousands of people to write consistently and level up their writing game.
Do you like to write, but never seem to publish your drafts? We got you covered. Check this article and find ways to publish your articles once and for all!
Go ahead. Unleash your creativity. Put it in writing and tag it with #opensource! We can't wait to read your articles.
