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The Develop tools section says "You can also help make Fortran better by contributing to its suite of tools, such as Standard Library, Package Manager, or this website." The gfortran, lfortran and I think flang compilers are open-source projects that accept the contributions of volunteers. Why not mention them?
The Write Fortran Software section says "Or just write Fortran software for your research, business, or schoolwork. You can learn how to get started here." Writing code for your own use is fine but does not by itself benefit the Fortran community. Maybe add "and share your code on sites such as GitHub" to the end of the first sentence?
Participants in Fortran-related GSoC projects have not only improved Fortran but earned some money and gained experience that they can put on their resumes. Mention this when GSoC next has openings?