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Go to the project on GitHub
Open the Decision Management Community repository, then choose the Issues tab near the top of the page.
Go straight to Issues ↗ CodeIssues 27Pull requestsActionsProjects
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Click Issues
How to open an issue
Found something broken? Have an idea for the site? You do not need to know how to code. Opening a GitHub issue is the easiest way to tell the maintainers what should change.
Before you start
You only need two things
- A free GitHub account.
- A short explanation of what you found or what you want changed.
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Click “New issue”
On the Issues page, click the green New issue button. If GitHub asks you to sign in, sign in or create a free account.
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Click New issue
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Write a clear title
Use one sentence that tells us what needs attention. Good titles are specific enough that someone can understand the problem without opening the issue.
Good: Broken link on the Resources page Good: Add author filtering to Articles Avoid: Website problem
Broken link on the Resources page
Tell us what happened…
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Be specific
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Explain what you saw and what you expected
You do not need technical language. Just give enough context that another person can reproduce the problem or understand the suggestion.
- Which page were you on?
- What did you click or try to do?
- What happened?
- What did you expect instead?
- If useful, attach a screenshot.
Page: Resources
What I did: Clicked the “Optimization tools” link.
What happened: It opened a 404 page.
Expected: The tool page should open.
What I did: Clicked the “Optimization tools” link.
What happened: It opened a 404 page.
Expected: The tool page should open.
📎 Attach a screenshot by dragging it here
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Submit the issue
Give your description one quick read, then click Submit new issue. That is it. A maintainer can now discuss, prioritize, or fix it in public.
You can come back later to add more detail or answer questions in the issue thread.
Your description is ready.
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Click to send it
A simple issue template
Page or area: [Where did you see the problem?]
What I did: [What did you click or try?]
What happened: [Describe the result.]
What I expected: [What should have happened instead?]
Extra context: [Screenshot, browser, idea, or anything else helpful.]
That’s all there is to it
Open an issue now See something? Tell us.
Small fixes, confusing pages, broken links, new ideas, missing resources — issues are welcome.