# Contributor Funding Guides

- [Community guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/community-guide.md): A contributor funding guide for the community
- [Contributor guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/contributor-guide.md): A contributor funding guide for contributors
- [Contribution attestation guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/contribution-attestation-guide.md): A guide for making attestations about contributions
- [Voter guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/voter-guide.md): A contributor funding guide for voters
- [Expressive approval voting guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/voter-guide/expressive-approval-voting-guide.md): A guide for understanding expressive approval voting
- [Funding operator guide](https://example.contributors.org/contributor-funding-guides/funding-operator-guide.md): A guide for funding operators that help with managing the funding process


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