Update CONTRIBUTING.md

As 1.0 is almost here, some of the content was out of date. I also
wanted to simplify some of it.

Signed-off-by: Tomi Leppänen <[email protected]>

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -4,43 +4,26 @@ time to read this document first.
 If you have a question, Github issues is not the right place for that.
 You may send your question to [Openrepos page of Patience
 Deck](https://openrepos.net/content/tomin/patience-deck) or directly to
-me via email. I will do my best to reply to you.
+me via email. I will do my best to reply to you. I'm also on Sailfish OS
+forum where you may send me a direct message.
 
-If you want to report a bug, please consider the following:
-- If it's an outright crash or the game is losing cards, then please
-  file an issue to Github issues. Remember to include all relevant
-  details about reproducing the issue. Bugs in supported games take
-  priority over bugs in experimental games.
-- If it's deviation of behaviour from GNOME Aisleriot, then it is likely
-  a bug. If game behaves in a way you would not expect but it also
-  happens in GNOME Aisleriot, then that's not a bug in Patience Deck but
-  should be reported to [GNOME Aisleriot
-  gitlab](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/aisleriot/-/issues) instead.
-- If you would like to see a certain game being enabled in Patience Deck
-  by default, please test it throughly with the current version or
-  master branch and write a report to Github issues describing also
-  potential problems with the game. Please check that there is no
-  existing report about the game already in Github. Every now and then
-  Patience Deck enables new games to be played and yours may very well
-  be included the next time.
-- If it's a new feature, feel free to suggest it but please first check
-  if someone else has suggested the same or similar feature.
+Please report any bugs (issues) and feature requests via Github issues,
+but if you can't do that, you may also contact me directly. I may then
+create an issue on your behalf.
 
 If you would like to contiribute code, please consider the following:
-- If you want to fix something small, you may create a pull request in
+- If you want to fix something small, please create a pull request in
   Github. I will read it through when I have time and comment if I
-  disagree with something.
-- If you want to make a bigger fix that might affect behaviour, please
-  file an issue report first or comment existing one. That allows
-  discussing the right fix for the issue. You may then implement the
-  fix. This is done to save both your and my time. Please, mention that
-  you would like to implement the fix yourself.
-- If you want to implement a new feature, please file an issue report
-  first to suggest that enhancement. Please, mention that you would like
-  to implement it yourself.
+  disagree with something. If you can't create a pull request, then you
+  can also email me the patches. Please use git send-email to do that.
+- For bigger changes, I encourage you to first create a Github issue
+  about that or discuss it with me first. This is to avoid wasting time
+  working towards wrong implementation and then having to spend a lot of
+  time getting it right. That can be frustrating to both of us. However,
+  if you just want to hack on Patience Deck, feel free to do so.
 
 If you have any questions that weren't answered here, feel free to ask.
 I'm best reached over email (for example tomi (plus) patience-deck (at)
-tomin (dot) site) or through [Patience Deck Openrepos
+tomin (dot) site), through [Patience Deck Openrepos
 page](https://openrepos.net/content/tomin/patience-deck) which I
-frequently visit.
+frequently visit or on Sailfish OS forum as user tomin.