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84 changes: 16 additions & 68 deletions .all-contributorsrc
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**A:** FMTM stands for Field Monitoring Task Manager. It is a web-based
application that facilitates remote monitoring of field activities for
humanitarian organizations.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Do I need to create an account to use the FMTM Web App?

**A:** No, you can use the FMTM Web App without creating an account, but
creating an account allows you to contribute to mapping projects and
access additional features.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I browse and select mapping projects on the FMTM Web App?
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clicking on the "Projects" tab and selecting a project of
interest. You can view project details, tasks, and mapping data on the
project page.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I contribute to a mapping project on the FMTM Web App?
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create an account, select a project of interest, and choose a task to
work on. You can then use the mapping tools provided to complete the
task.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Can I work on multiple mapping tasks at the same time on the FMTM Web App?

**A:** Yes, you can work on multiple mapping tasks at the same time on the
FMTM Web App, as long as you can commit the necessary time and effort
to each task.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I know if my mapping work on the FMTM Web App is accurate?

**A:** The FMTM Web App has a validation process where other contributors
review and validate the mapping work. This helps to ensure the
accuracy of the mapping data.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Can I provide feedback on a mapping project on the FMTM Web App?

**A:** Yes, you can provide feedback on a mapping project on the FMTM Web
App by leaving a comment on the project page or contacting the project
manager.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I download mapping data from a project on the FMTM Web App?

**A:** To download mapping data from a project on the FMTM Web App, you
can select the project of interest and click on the "Export" button on
the project page.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Can I use the mapping data from the FMTM Web App for my own research or projects?
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available for use, but it is important to check the specific project
requirements and licenses before using the data for your own research
or projects.

<hr></hr>

### For Contributors
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**A:** The Field Mapping Tasking Manager (FMTM) is an online platform that
allows contributors to participate in mapping projects related to
humanitarian and development work.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How can I become a contributor to the FMTM?

**A:** To become a contributor to the FMTM, you can create an account on
the platform and join a mapping project.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Who can contribute to FMTM?

**A:** Anyone can contribute to FMTM. It is an open-source project, and
contributions from developers, designers, and other contributors are
always welcome.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** What kind of contributions can I make to FMTM?
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Translation: If you are fluent in a language other than English, you
can contribute by translating the application or its documentation
into your language.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** What technologies are used in FMTM?

**A:** FMTM is built using several technologies, including Django,
Postgres, Redis, Celery, and Vue.js. The codebase is written in
Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I set up FMTM locally?

**A:** To set up FMTM locally, you need to have Python, Postgres, Redis,
and Node.js installed on your system. You can follow the instructions
in the README file of the FMTM repository to set up the project.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How can I report a bug or suggest a new feature for FMTM?
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the FMTM repository on GitHub. Be sure to provide as much detail as
possible, including steps to reproduce the bug, screenshots, or
mockups for new features.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How can I contribute to FMTM if I'm new to open source or web development?
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issues labeled as "good first issue." Additionally, you can join the
FMTM community on Slack to connect with other contributors and get
help with your contributions.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** What are the benefits of contributing to the FMTM?

**A:** Contributing to the FMTM allows you to help with important
humanitarian and development work, while also developing your mapping
skills and knowledge.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Do I need to have prior mapping experience to contribute to the FMTM?

**A:** No, prior mapping experience is not required to contribute to the
FMTM. The platform provides training and resources to help new
contributors get started.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I know which mapping project to join?
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location, the organization sponsoring the project, and the mapping
goals. Review the project information and choose a project that
interests you.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Can I work on multiple mapping projects at the same time?

**A:** Yes, you can work on multiple mapping projects at the same
time. However, it is important to ensure that you can commit the
necessary time and effort to each project.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How do I get feedback on my mapping work?

**A:** The FMTM provides a validation process where other contributors
review and provide feedback on mapping work. You can also contact
project managers or experienced contributors for additional feedback.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** How can I improve my mapping skills?

**A:** The FMTM provides training and resources to help you improve your
mapping skills. You can also join mapping communities and forums to
connect with other contributors and learn from their experiences.

<hr></hr>

**Q:** Can I use the mapping data for my own research or projects?

**A:** The mapping data on the FMTM is generally open and available for
use, but it is important to check the specific project requirements
and licenses before using the data for your own research or projects.





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