 Can you tell us who you are and what you do? Yeah, my name is Kai and I'm UX designer at Yoast, which means that I design user interfaces and I think about user experiences for people that use those interfaces. And yeah, that's basically what I do. My name is Luis Startha, I come from Spain. I was invited to this work camp. And yeah, I run a small agency, WordPress agency in Barcelona and also I run a meet-up, WordPress meet-up in Barcelona. So I'm very involved into the community and yeah. Is that your first contributor day or have you been here before? I don't know much about WordPress, I've been to a few times in the Netherlands, I've been to Utrecht, I've been to Pure App two times, so I've been to a few times. Later on? Yeah, sort of. Why do you think it's important to contribute to the WordPress community? Well, I think it's important that everybody can contribute and most people think it's only for developers or that you have to write code but there's also a marketing group, a design group, even a group that translates texts, I heard. So yeah, for everybody there is a role to contribute and I think that's nice about WordPress that a lot of people with a lot of different ideas work together to make WordPress better. Yeah, for sure, for sure. I'm not a help in code writer myself but you can actually translate, you can always do it you can help support, you can answer questions, for WordPress TV you can also fill in the titles, you can think about marketing, you can think about the community so there's always something to do, even if you're not so good at coding. You know, this is an open source, a software but it's also a very open community. Everyone is welcome and even if you have a very high knowledge of coding, if you have a very low knowledge of coding, you can contribute in many, many ways. It's not only for geeky, you know, for techy guys or girls. Yeah, it's from the WordPress community that it's important to be able to talk to people about WordPress. So it's a bit of a joy to give back to the community? Yeah, exactly. Great, thanks.