This is more than I had hoped for, thank you. I also think you're right, that it'll work for me. I'd very much like to contribute to something good in the world, and knowing that this was an option that I overlooked helps immensely. When I've tried "regular" jobs, I tended to not fit into the setting so well, being that I tend to bring up some philosophical question or ask too many questions in general.
I want to run it down real fast, to be sure I got it all:
- Go to their site and look for dev credits
- Contact the people who made the site, and essentially see if I can join them or take on some work with them.
- If it's not a yes, then ask questions and seek advice.
- At some point get a gov job for it's benefits.
I do have another question I'm curious about. Can you tell me about how you create your static sites? I've practiced it in the past, but how do you deal with a large amount of repeated elements? Another question is about your study or learning habits. I know we should practice, but getting some insight into how other people do things sometimes yields new information that might work with me.