Hopeful contribution

[Kengennell]

Introduce yourself

I am using an android only. I would like to freely give information and research to the community. I ask for nothing in return. I have found that using AI as a tool is very helpful because it does all the work, while I just ask questions.
What I seem to excel at is very different from the ability to share. I want to share it, but have absolutely no idea how. I want to upload screenshots and allow people to see chat gpt's output, and direction. Can I upload screenshots here anywhere?

Links (optional)

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Where are you in your GitHub journey?

Brand new to GitHub

And where are you going next on GitHub?

I want to share information for the sole purpose of curiosity

What technical skills or projects are you working on?

My skills are zero, but I believe in standing on the shoulders of giants.

Got a question for us? (optional)

If there is a simple place that I can upload screenshots, I feel that some of this could be beneficial.

[maheerCodes]

hey @Kengennell 👋 welcome to github !
good news ,,, yes you can absolutely upload screenshots ,and its pretty simple even on android .

easiest way(works right in any discussion or issue comment box):
when youre writing a comment(like this one) ,,, theres usually a small image /attachment icon near the text box,,, tap that and select a photo from your phone. on android in the githubb app or mobile browser,,,you can usually also just paste a copied screenshot directly into the text box and it uploads automatically.

if you want a more permanent / organized place for your stuff(not just one-off comments) :

• create a github repository(think of it like a folder / project space),,,you can do this from the github app or mobile browser.tap the + icon at the top -> "new repository" ->give it a name like "my-ai-research" or similar,
• inside that repo ,,, you can upload images /screeenshots directly and even write textt alongside them explainingg what theyre showing. its basically a free place to organize and share whatever youre documenting.

a tip on sharing chatgpt output specifically :
since youre sharing ai conversations /outputs ,,a simple approach is taking screenshots of the chat and uploading them with a short description of what question you asked and why the answer was useful. people engaging with it will have context that way.

dont worry about not having "technical skills" ,,,github is genuinely just a place to store and share things ,,, curiosity-driven sharing is a completely valid use of it. happy to help if you get stuck on any specific step💙💙💙💙