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Which reply best welcomes a first-time contributor?
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A warm acknowledgement encourages newcomers to keep contributing, which is vital for a healthy project community.
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Which way of requesting changes stays constructive?
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Specific, reasoned suggestions plus an offer to help guide the contributor without making them feel attacked.
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Which message declines a PR respectfully?
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Explaining the reason and thanking the contributor preserves goodwill even when the answer is no.
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Which response models good etiquette when a contributor is frustrated?
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Acknowledging feelings and offering reasoning de-escalates tension and keeps the collaboration civil per the code of conduct.
5 / 5
After merging, which closing line is good etiquette?
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Thanking the contributor and noting when their work ships makes them feel valued and likely to return.