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So, what are we looking for right now? (Note: This has a tendency to rapidly get out of date. Subscribe to the dev MailingLists so you'll stay up to date, and let us know if you're planning on doing something big so we don't duplicate effort or end up wasting anyone's time.)

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  \[http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/showdependencytree.cgi?id=4560 Bugs marked as 'nice to have'\]; general feature requests in our Bugzilla. These are all eminently suitable for hacking on. (some of the entries below duplicate items listed in this list, btw.) \\

Documentation

• We need people to help improve the documentation, to improve its accuracy, completeness, and clarity. BetterDocumentation
  
• If you also know perl, you can also read our code to ensure the documentation agrees with what the code does, or to write man pages for perl modules that don't currently have one (see man perlpod).
  
• This wiki is not nearly as complete or as useful as we'd like to! Please, help us! You can edit any page on the wiki, just log in! UserPreferences
  
• There's a lot of stuff in the masses/ directory of the tree that has essentially no documentation.
  

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• Translation : translation of rule descriptions, the manual, the website in other languages
  

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  Feedback button : client side button to enable a one touch feedback for users to recategorized a message (false positive or negative to correct state). This is a joint project between Spamassassin and Camram \[http://www.camram.org\]. It would also be usable by other server resident anti-spam systems. Contact [EricJohansson] for more details \\
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  \[http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/showdependencytree.cgi?id=4560 Bugs marked as 'nice to have'\]; general feature requests that aren't urgent, but would be cool to have \\

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