> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://berkeley-psych-grad-students.gitbook.io/surviving-the-bay-area/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://berkeley-psych-grad-students.gitbook.io/surviving-the-bay-area/meta/contributing-to-the-site.md).

# Contributing to the site

### Help us make this site wonderful

Any grad student is welcome to contribute to this site. There is no editorial board -- you can just change things, we all trust each other :)

To be able to log in and edit, you simply need to ask an "admin" grad student to add you as an editor. Here's a list of admins" (who actively maintain this site).

* Stephen Antonoplis <<antonoplis@berkeley.edu>>
* Everett Wetchler <<wetchler@berkeley.edu>>
* Felicia Zerwas <<fzerwas@berkeley.edu>>

### **AREAS IN NEED OF YOUR HELP**

* Guide (or links to a guide) to driving-distance nature places: national parks, tahoe, etc (in "Nature and Hiking")
* Guide (or links to a guide) to San Francisco

### About "GitBook" - where all of this info lives

* We have a free "premium" version where we can have unlimited contributors (because we are part of a nonprofit/school).
* The onlllly weird thing about gitbook is that **when you make changes, they do not automatically go live** -- even after clicking the check mark to save, you will be looking at a draft that others cannot see. You have to click the blue "merge" button on the far left -- if you don't see it after making edits, click the top little menu icon on the farrr left (shows a letter A with some lines). See if that pops up. When you think you're done, it's best to check the site in a new, incognito Chrome tab (where you are logged out) to be sure the changes took effect. Contact any admin if you're having trouble!