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= How do I become an editor? = | = How do I become an editor? = | ||
Editors should be experienced add-on authors in order to perform their job well. If you haven't authored any add-ons, then you won't be accepted. If the add-ons you authored are not listed on AMO, you can still apply if you can provide evidence of your authorship. | |||
Before you apply, you should read the following documentation: | |||
* [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/docs/policies/ AMO Add-on Policies] | |||
* [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/pages/validation Code Validation Tool Help] | |||
* [[Update:Editors|Editors' Guide wiki]]. | |||
You can apply by sending an email to amo-editors at mozilla.org with the subject "AMO Editor Application" and the following information: | |||
* Your name | * Your name | ||
* Your e-mail address (same as your AMO account) | * Your e-mail address (same as your AMO account) | ||
Revision as of 21:52, 29 December 2009
How do I become an editor?
Editors should be experienced add-on authors in order to perform their job well. If you haven't authored any add-ons, then you won't be accepted. If the add-ons you authored are not listed on AMO, you can still apply if you can provide evidence of your authorship.
Before you apply, you should read the following documentation:
You can apply by sending an email to amo-editors at mozilla.org with the subject "AMO Editor Application" and the following information:
- Your name
- Your e-mail address (same as your AMO account)
- Which products you use (i.e. Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Sunbird, etc.)
- Which operating systems you can test on
- Any experience you have testing or creating extensions
- Who invited you to become an Add-on Reviewer?
- Any other relevant information
You may wish to join us in #addons on irc.mozilla.org to start getting a feeling for how things work.