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Contributing Guide

Introduction

We appreciate your interest in contributing to our curated list of stock trading resources! This list is aimed at providing valuable and reliable information to anyone interested in stock trading, from beginners to experts. As stock trading evolves, so should our resources, hence we count on contributors like you to keep this list up-to-date and comprehensive.

Guidelines

Before contributing, please ensure you follow these guidelines:

  1. Scope: We welcome contributions that directly relate to stock trading. This includes resources for news, analysis, trading platforms, educational materials, books, blogs, podcasts, and more.

  2. Quality: All resources should be of high quality and respected within the community. Please ensure that your contributions are trusted and reliable sources of information. We strive to maintain a high standard for our resources. We expect the resources contributed to be renowned, profound, and relevant. Only resources that have established a notable reputation for quality and accuracy in the field are accepted. Very young works, or those without a significant community peer review, are not accepted. This is to ensure that the information we curate and distribute is accurate, reliable, and of the highest quality.

  3. No promotion: This list should not be used for promotion. Please only contribute resources that you believe are genuinely beneficial to the community.

  4. Duplicate Check: Before adding a new resource, please make sure that your suggestion is not already on the list. Duplicate entries will be removed.

How to Contribute

To contribute to this list, follow the steps below:

  1. Fork the Repository: If you're not sure how to do this, GitHub has a great guide that you can follow: Fork a Repo.

  2. Update your Fork: Make your changes to your forked repository. Ensure your additions meet the guidelines mentioned above. Please make sure to place your contribution in the appropriate category, and if a category doesn't exist, feel free to create it.

  3. Create a Pull Request: Once you're happy with your changes, create a new pull request. If you need help with creating a pull request, here is another great guide by GitHub: Creating a pull request from a fork.

  4. Review and Merge: Your pull request will be reviewed by one of the maintainers. They might suggest changes or improvements. Once your contribution is approved, it will be merged into the main repository.

Community

Remember that this is a community effort. Be respectful and considerate of others' inputs and viewpoints. All contributions are valued, and together we can create the best curated list of stock trading resources.

Thank you for your contributions!

This contributing guide is subject to change. Please ensure you check back regularly to stay up to date with any modifications.