Yes I would say this is a case when someone wants to contribute something to an open source project.
Often these initial questions are very unspecific and often as a maintainer you only get the question, answer it and then never see this person again. Time wasted.
When someone already wrote code and want to contribute it you know that the person already invested some time and is seriously about implementing some stuff. Here the likelihood that your time is wasted is much less.
Often these initial questions are very unspecific and often as a maintainer you only get the question, answer it and then never see this person again. Time wasted.
When someone already wrote code and want to contribute it you know that the person already invested some time and is seriously about implementing some stuff. Here the likelihood that your time is wasted is much less.