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- Savannah is a perfect place to emphasize free software values, especially the 
non-obvious/non-technical ones.
- We want you to understand them and follow a few good practices for your 
project.
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- The official requirements list are located at 
https://savannah.gnu.org/register/requirements.php . This page explains the 
points in more details.
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- Savannah admins: we also have concise versions of these answers, ready for 
copy/paste, at 
http://cvs.sv.gnu.org/viewvc/*checkout*/administration/infra/elisp/savannah.el?root=administration
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Savannah is a perfect place to emphasize free software values, especially the 
non-obvious/non-technical ones.
We want you to understand them and follow a few good practices for your project.
 
The official requirements list are located at 
https://savannah.gnu.org/register/requirements.php . This page explains the 
points in more details.

Savannah admins: we also have concise versions of these answers, ready for 
copy/paste, at 
`<http://cvs.sv.gnu.org/viewvc/*checkout*/administration/infra/elisp/savannah.el?root=administration>`_

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- Here is a compliance check-list,
- and links to further explanations.
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- Read them to get your project approved quickly :)
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-  * Make sure your project runs primarily on a completely free OS;
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-  * Use a license compatible with the GNU GPL;
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-  * Write a half-page technical description of your project: its goal, its 
programming language and its depencies (with URIsToTheDependencies);
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-  * Don't forget to give a pointer to the source code;
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-  * Apply valid copyright and license notices using our templates; include a 
copy of the license you chose
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-  * Convert your GIFs to PNGs or JPEGs;
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-  * Refer to the GNU/Linux operating system instead of the Linux, which is the 
kernel. Advertise the free software movements, which we support, and not the 
open source one, which we don't. Do not use "Open" in your project name.
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Here is a compliance check-list,
and links to further explanations.

Read them to get your project approved quickly :)

* Make sure your project runs primarily on a completely free OS;

* Use a license compatible with the GNU GPL;

* Write a half-page technical description of your project: its goal, its 
programming language and its depencies (with URIsToTheDependencies);

* Don't forget to give a pointer to the source code;

* Apply valid copyright and license notices using our templates; include a copy 
of the license you chose

* Refer to the GNU/Linux operating system instead of the Linux, which is the 
kernel. Advertise the free software movements, which we support, and not the 
open source one, which we don't. Do not use "Open" in your project name.

The review we do can be long and tedious for both the submitter and the 
reviewer. Be sure to follow these steps; if your project doesn't comply with 
our requirements, we will ask you to make changes to your project or register 
again. This ensure a level of quality for projects hosted at Savannah.

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- * WhyLegalChecksBeforeRelease: solid legal basis are one of free software's 
strengths
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- * RequirementThreshold: will we nitpick? Yes! But here are some limits.
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- * FileFormats
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* WhyLegalChecksBeforeRelease: solid legal basis are one of free software's 
strengths

* RequirementThreshold: will we nitpick? Yes! But here are some limits.

* FileFormats

Related FAQ
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* WhatIsTheStatusOfMyProjectRegistration


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