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…while pursuit and jQuery support venues to participate in. Partially addresses #10.

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+With millions of jQuery users all over the world, there's always someone out
+there who needs a helping hand.  Like many open source projects, the jQuery
+Foundation relies on community support channels like
+[forums](http://forum.jquery.com), [IRC](http://irc.jquery.org), and
+[StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/jquery). Helping out
+with support is one of the best first steps you can take to get involved in any
+open source community, and is a great way to contribute on an ongoing basis.
+
+---
+
+## Instant Gratification
+
+Fixing bugs and improving documentation ways are surefire ways to prevent
+eventual trouble for others, but if you want to have an immediate impact,
+nothing beats Q&A. The feeling of moving a stumbling block aside for a
+perfect stranger, or triggering a "Eureka!" moment that helps someone become a
+better developer (and the thanks you'll receive) is pretty fulfilling — and
+can be addictive!
+
+## Broaden Your Knowledge, Deepen Your Perpsective
+
+Making yourself available to help with support is an organic way expand your
+exposure to aspects of the API and different techniques you (and your
+colleagues) may not have already encountered. Solving an **actual problem** is a
+great way to get hands-on experience with something new, converting a piece of
+knowledge into an actual weapon in your toolbelt.  And even if you can't help with
+a particular question, just being around to observe the problem and someone
+else's solution is a great way to **learn from others' mistakes**, putting you in a position
+to avoid common pitfalls without ever falling into them yourself.
+
+Over time, however, you'll come to recognize the common problems that pop up
+time and time again, and maybe even develop a knack for uniting the those in
+need of help with that perfect link, no matter the subject. Most importantly,
+however, this experience helps set you up to make informed decisions when it
+comes to proposing and discussing new features and changes, as you're able to
+make judgments and recommendations that go beyond your own particular needs.
+
+## Serve On The Front Lines
+
+There's often a lot of overlap between [bug triage](/triage/) and support.
+Unfortunately, many users rush to support forums breathlessly claiming to have
+discovered a bug at the first sight of an exception, when the actual culprit is
+having misread some documentation or a lack of experience with language
+principles. On the other hand, it's not uncommon for a user to come in looking
+for help, assuming they're making some sort of mistake, only to discover an
+actual bug that needs to be filed and fixed. Working on Q&A puts you
+squarely in the middle of this action, an indispensable link between users and
+the workarounds they need to continue making progress on their projects, and
+core team members and the reduced, confirmed test cases they need to actually
+begin solving bugs.
+
+---
+
+## Where To Help
+
+### IRC
+
+Live, interactive support for all jQuery Foundation projects takes place 24/7
+in the [#jquery](irc://irc.freenode.net/#jquery) IRC channel on
+[Freenode](http://irc.freenode.net), and it's a great place to give and receive
+help with small- to medium-sized problems in all sorts of environments. (If you're unfamiliar
+with Internet Relay Chat, take a look at our [IRC Help](http://irc.jquery.org/irc-help) page for
+information about how to get connected and what to expect once you're there.)
+
+### Forums
+
+Traditional, asynchronous "message-board" style support goes on at the [jQuery
+Forum](http://forum.jquery.com/), which presently runs on [Zoho
+Discussions](https://discussions.zoho.com/home). There are forums for
+discussion of development issues, but the primary support takes place on the
+[Using jQuery](http://forum.jquery.com/using-jquery), [Using jQuery
+UI](http://forum.jquery.com/using-jquery-ui), and [Using jQuery
+Mobile](http://forum.jquery.com/using-jquery-mobile) forums.
+
+### StackOverflow
+
+If features like karma and upvoting of answers appeal to you, there is a
+vibrant, independent [jQuery support community on
+StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/tags/jquery/info), the popular Q&A
+site.