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If you don't know where to get started you can also have a look at some of the ideas for contributions we outlined [here](https://git.card10.badge.events.ccc.de/card10/logix/issues). If you have questions on the issue, please don't hesitate to comment or get in touch to the creator of the issue through our [Matrix](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_(protocol)):( [`#card10badge:asra.gr`](https://matrix.to/#/#card10badge:asra.gr))/[IRC](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat)([`freenode.com#card10badge`](ircs://chat.freenode.net:6697/card10badge)) channel.
## How does the so-called wiki work?
Not as well as it should ;) To keep things easier to maintain (the r0ket wiki has been going for 8 years now!), we decided on a git/markdown based wiki for this year. Whilst we are still setting up a gitlab with easy editing access, in the meantime please create a user account for https://git.card10.badge.events.ccc.de, and contact lilafisch on Matrix Chat or IRC to get write access to the wiki repo.
Currently, it is easiest to edit the 'wiki' by cloning the git repo, and editing the markdown files. If you are using figures, please place them in media folder. The [hardware overview](/en/hardware-overview) page is an example including image links and page links.
To keep things easier to maintain (the r0ket wiki has been going for 8 years now!), we decided on a git/markdown based wiki for this year. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch via the card10 communication channels.
## What components are on card10?
Have a look at the [hardware overview](/en/hardware-overview).
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* A screwdriver for assembling card10 (more details following soon)
* A needle for sewing to the card10 wristband
* A device capable of communicating via [Bluetooth Low Energy](/en/ble)(BLE)
## Will the wristband be included with the card10?
*Whilst at most times #card10 is observed wrist mounted on a very soft, fluffy wrist band, occasionally I spotted a card10 in unusual places, fitted on top of clothing, extended with more LEDs and sometimes also combined with other electronic boards. These boards often have the shape of r0kets, but I also noticed several other creative outlines and colourful blinking patterns.*
Yes, a comfortable neoprene wristband comes with every card10. If you want something else, you can of course bring your own, and attach it either with the screw bars that also attach the neoprene wristband, or by sewing your card10 onto your wristband. You can even attach your card10 to anything else you can come up with, using the screwbars or needle and thread!
