Post about the challenges and lessons learned from starting to contribute to CocoaPods

This is a post based on a discussion about mentality and open source among programmers which took place in slack on the [22th of September](https://cocoapods.slack.com/archives/noise/s1411379024000049). It details my own experience starting out with CocoaPods and becoming more inclined to contribute to both CocoaPods and other projects. Please be brutal regarding any grammar and language mistakes.

The title is very much up for discussion, really had a hard time figuring out a good one
I'd convert this entire section from `## the question` to `## my answer` into an opening paragraph mentioning both, perhaps just a straight conversion to ?:

> Why do long running Github issues often become filled people saying things like **+1**,  **I need this** and **Would be awesome** instead of PRs solving the issue?

> I can relate to this, I have made my fair share of **+1** and **I need this** comments. From my very personal, but probably non-unique experience, it's really a mentality issue more. Ultimately it's related to my confidence as a programmer and a slight touch of [Impostor Syndrome](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome).