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fix contributor links

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### Instructions
For the reasons mentioned above, the instructions on performing such tasks can be found in the [developer section on interface customization](../../developer/customization/).
For the reasons mentioned above, the instructions on performing such tasks can be found in the [developer section on interface customization](../../contributor/customization/).
At this stage, it is also worth mentioning that it is possible to customize Forgejo by [modifying its source code and compiling the changes](../../developer/from-source), or by extracting and modifying the files of your choice using the command `forgejo embedded extract`. However, these methods are, for the same reasons as mentioned above, also **unsupported**.
At this stage, it is also worth mentioning that it is possible to customize Forgejo by [modifying its source code and compiling the changes](../../contributor/from-source), or by extracting and modifying the files of your choice using the command `forgejo embedded extract`. However, these methods are, for the same reasons as mentioned above, also **unsupported**.

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Forgejo publishes a stable release every three months and a long term support
(LTS) release every year. Patch releases are published more frequently and
provide fixes for bugs and security vulnerabilities. Please review the
[releases management](../../developer/release) and
[releases management](../../contributor/release) and
also the
[Forgejo versioning scheme](../../user/versions) documentation for further
information.

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Similarly to other projects you can propose changes via a pull request. Read the informative sections for string managing and style guidelines above. You can perform small changes via Forgejo web UI. Otherwise you can make a fork or use AGit workflow, clone, checkout a new branch, make your changes, commit, push and open a pull request. Put some useful explanation of the change in the PR description. Screenshots are also highly welcome.
If it's a small change to the string, you don't need to test it locally. However, if you want to make larger text refactor, consider verifying that everything looks good together in live by building and running Forgejo locally. See [For contributors](https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/developer) for more information how to do this.
If it's a small change to the string, you don't need to test it locally. However, if you want to make larger text refactor, consider verifying that everything looks good together in live by building and running Forgejo locally. See [For contributors](https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/contributor) for more information how to do this.
If your refactor affects key names, make sure to perform a mass-rename of the affected keys in all code, templates and translations. Sometimes keys are generated in code with conditions. Please check for that as well. With such refactor you might be asked to resolve merge conflicts before your PR can be merged. If you have low availability, it is best to avoid renaming transltation keys.