import Link from "next/link"
const linkCls = "text-[color:var(--fg)] underline underline-offset-2 hover:opacity-80"
const EEE_SITE = "https://evalevalai.com/every_eval_ever/"
const EEE_ISSUES = "https://github.com/evaleval/every_eval_ever/issues"
const HF_DISCUSSIONS = "https://huggingface.co/spaces/evaleval/general-eval-card/discussions"
const ROADMAP = "https://changemap.co/evaleval/evalcards/"
/**
* The "How to contribute" body — per-stakeholder ways to help, plus the general
* channels. Shared by the Help and About pages so it stays in one place.
*/
export function ContributeSection() {
return (
<>
Evaluation Cards is a living, community artifact — its coverage and usefulness grow as
people report, upload, use, and cite it. Here's what helps most, depending on who you are.
{/* MODEL DEVELOPERS */}
Model developers
Report your model's results to{" "}
Every Eval Ever
{" "}
so they show up here in context.
Already on EEE?{" "}
Cross-post them to Hugging Face
{" "}
so your scores appear on the model page with a backlink.
Document the run-level details that raise your signals — temperature and max tokens,
the harness, and (for agentic evaluations) the eval plan and limits.
See a wrong or missing number for your model? Flag it in the{" "}
Space discussions
{" "}
or via each record's correction path.
{/* EVALUATION DEVELOPERS */}
Evaluation developers
Upload your benchmark's results to{" "}
Every Eval Ever
{" "}
so others can find, run, and reuse them.
Fill in your benchmark's metadata — goals, construct, scoring rubric, intended uses,
and limitations — to raise its{" "}
completeness score
.
Use Evaluation Cards in your model-, evaluation-, or field-level analysis — and{" "}
cite the paper
{" "}
when you build on it.
Report third-party results you've run to{" "}
Every Eval Ever
{" "}
— independent numbers are first-class here.
Flag discrepancies or suggest methodology improvements on the{" "}
issue tracker
{" "}
or in the{" "}
discussions
.
Spread the word — share it with collaborators and on socials.
{/* POLICYMAKERS */}
Policymakers
Consult Evaluation Cards as an evidence base — what's documented, who reported it, and
how comparable it is.
Cite the paper
{" "}
in reports and briefings, and point colleagues to the site.
Tell us what evidence you need for decisions — suggest features on the{" "}
public roadmap
{" "}
or via the{" "}
feedback form
.
Spread the word so more of the field reports legibly.
Spotted an error? A wrong
or missing number anywhere in the corpus can be flagged through the{" "}
feedback form
{" "}
with a source — corrections are versioned, and coverage improves as developers and third
parties publish.